Great art and I like the wall color and the chairs. It would be helpful to see other aspects of the room, for instance where that octagonal symbol is. It seems to me the entry *should* be there, otherwise why was that symbol put there. Some questions for you - how do you plan to use this living room? How much seating do you need? How much do you love the Barcelona chairs? How much do you love your dining room chairs? In other words what must stay and what could go? If you like everything you have and don't need a lot of seating in this room I suggest making it a library and putting a wall of built-in shelving on the wall across from the window. There's already a corner there so you could make the shelves that depth so that wall is then straight. Place the chairs in front of the shelves facing each other with a small round table between them. There will then be enough space to walk in front of the window to access the rest of the house. Do white wood slat blinds on the window for privacy and light control. As for rugs you *could* do an area rug under both chairs and/or a long 30-36" runner from the front door, across in front of the window to the dining room to show it is a corridor. Use masking tape on the floor to see how rugs would fit. If you do a runner then a 6'x9' area rug should fit in the seating area. Rugs may not be necessary so leave that until the rest of the room is done. If you do need more seating perhaps several matching small rectangular ottomans would work. They could be arranged under the window in a row when not in use. Not the most comfortable seating for day to day 'lounging' but acceptable for a party or casual use. Alternatively your dining chairs could be brought in as extra seating. If you need more comfortable seating for general day-to-day use then a loveseat the length of the 2 Barcelona chairs would work. If the B. chairs are pushed together with the loveseat opposite there will still be space for the 'corridor' next to the window. I would not be concerned with the window being the 'focal point' of the room. In fact focal points are very much over-rated and there can be more than one. Right now your art work certainly draws the eye and might be considered a focal point. If you do the wall of bookshelves, that could be a focal point. Filled with books, a few decorative items, small art work and it will be a major feature of the room.

I need to have an actual to scale floor plan it will allow me to know exactly how wide the walkways are rustic does not come to mind with those very traditional floors I see many issues with this kitchen so IMO hold off until you have lived there at 3 months before doing anything. It is imperative before spending huge money on painting cabinets that the kitchen is actually functional and IMO it is not right now.

I forgot to say COUNTER HEIGHT table. Oh you're gonna sit at this table. The height is just so nice. You'll see. Trust me on this one lol. Make sure the space between the chair seat and table top looks like this. Some sets the seat is too low and the tabletop too high-- like at your chin...dumb. Square set -Ashley Hazelteen.

You might look at centering the TV, removing the ladder and placing a plant there instead, and for the open space you could try a large piece of artwork over a console or a bar area. Please see our pictures below for more ideas: