Dining Area: Hang the art in dining area. Get rid of the circular mirror. Curtain panels are too skimpy and need to be shortened. Rug is too small .

Living Area: I like how the art pops on the teal wall . Paint the other 2 walls the same color and the TV will recede. Pull the 2 sofas a few inches off the walls, they look squished right now. The curtain panels will hang better. The rug is too small, try centering it in the room

Center the sofa under the window by moving console and tv to the right and lower the tv while you’re at it. A floor lamp or side table and lamp between the sofas. Another piece of art to left of window and some colorful throw pillows from colors in art.

Would you consider switching the living and dining rooms? Right now the dining table seems like it's floating in a really big space and the sofas look a bit tights in the corner room. I think they might look nice switched.

I actually thought of switching but can’t find the best way to fit the living as the kitchen is open and behind ... any ideas please let me know

What do you think of the cabinet? Should I remove it?

Thank you for all the comments super helpful ! What about the carpet in living area, I got many comments about it being small can you advise the neat way to fit it? As it’s longer and I’m putting some inches under the sofa ( what is the best way to position it?)
For the cabinet if it’s a NO I can remove it and maybe put the painting there ?

Looks like both sofas are the same length?? So I would center the rug in the room nd not try to have any sofa feet on it. In the DR the art needs to go on the large wall that it is leaning against. It will look squished on the cabinet wall

You have a good eye for design! I agree with pulling couch forward a few inches so it's not hanging up on the drapes and centering the rug. Also, I'd find a floor lamp for between the couches. I would turn your dining table and rug the other way. What's in the chest? If it is valuable storage then keep it. I like the large art. Would chest and art fit on wall where mirror and art are? Don't need art between windows but you do need to hem drapes so they are about 1/2 inch above floor - they will hang out a little and just skim the floor.

Have you tried turning the dining table longwise the other way? Where you see the long side of your table from the living room. (Keeping in mind I’m not actually seeing your dimensions — so take my suggestions with that in mind 😉). Then I would remove the cabinet between the windows. Place the large art work on that wall it’s leaning on, that size looks great. Maybe place a faux green tree in the corner to bring the outside in, and some greenery on your table. Maybe get some more “substantial” looking bar stools, maybe without backs to them, in a dark color. Yes, to bigger rug. Maybe switch the rugs in living and dining. In living room ... I would maybe try putting the couch that is on the dark wall, over to the wall that has the TV. I would then paint the dark wall to match the other two walls and place a good sized shelving/wall unit in that “nook space”, that would hold your TV, bringing that bump out flush with that wall. Again, add some greenery … your view look amazing.

I’d like to start with a rug.

Dining table rug is way too small. You want to be able to pull the chairs back and keep all for legs on the rug. 8 x 10 probably is the correct size.

A larger rug will make the space look larger,

Your rods are hung at a good height, but you need fuller panels. Slide the panels next to the t v over.

Living room:

Move the t v and console over to the green wall and put the sofa in its place.

Yes indeed the sofa looks squished as it wasn’t initially purchased for this space and both as same size..I will center the rug and try also to switch the sofa on blue wall to the TV wall and see..
I like the idea of floor lamp.. what kind are you referring to that could fit between both couches?
In the cabinet nothing valuable but some good kitchen items that I don’t use frequently.
Will try the cabinet next to art and see, hopefully it won’t be bulky...
Yes I have tried putting the table the other way and have tried the carpets in the 2 spaces I will post pictures below for your comments
Finally does the rug need to touch the sofa or I keep a space between sofa and rug to be able to center it in the living room?

You will see the console and mirror that I removed to replace by the art.. if you think they add something to the space I can keep it there ...

I think ideally it would be good if the front feet of the sofas were on the rug. I think I like the table turned, but a pic from the living room view would be a better way to see the repositioning of the table. Would love to see a pic of sofa moved from dark wall to tv wall. I know it’s a lot of trouble to give it a try, to see what you think, so hats off to you.

Here is a lamp that could go between your couches. I wouldn't change the living room layout except to pull the one couch forward so it's not scrunching the drape. Also here is a rug for the dining space. I would just center the LR rug with the windows and not worry about feet being on the rug. Try the cabinet on the wall with the large art. It makes more sense there than the mirror and console table. Do you have an entry area where console and mirror could go?

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Thank you for all the tips and great ideas I love this forum!
Please see below some changes that I did based on what you said ☺️

It may not be huge but it is nice and open and spacious.

Do you really need two dining areas in the same space?

I would vote against any rug under the table, if you are actually wanting to use the table. Even if you don't have a family of crumb monkeys and grape juice gremlins, barfing cats or shedding short haired terriers, it is still awkward to move the chairs on and it has to be cleaned.

Hey thanks for your comments sorry the chairs were on the table as I was moving things around

When removing the carpet, the table becomes floating in the space..that’s why I have put it..
see below the entrance where I have put the console that was initially in dining areas

Other than moving the “hutch” between the windows in your dining area, I’m not seeing any difference from what you originally posted. ?????

I have moved the hutch in the dining areas and plan to put the art there instead, also moved the carpet in living to have the legs of sofa on it and centered it
Moving sofa to TV place is hard as the connections will be complicated to move around
And have put the original console that was in dining to the entrance ☺️

Looks to me like you have no overhead lighting which is challenging in a DR where there is generally a hanging fixture over the table. Is this an option? I feel like there are too many hard surfaces-tile, stone, metal and you need to inject some color and warmth into the space. A larger rug with colors tying the DR and LR together would be ideal. I like the idea of flipping the table, think it will fill in the space better. Maybe also a runner and some floor plants.
I would not move the tall cabinet to the long wall. Not the right shape. Keep the large artwork or add a long credenza to better use the space and also allow you to add lamps.
I think the LR looks good. Maybe add something on other side of the window for balance? Again seems lighting an issue. Could add a floor lamp in corner or accent table with lamp and floor lamp to other side. Your rug is fine, if you pull out the sofa and loveseat to put the front legs on the rug, you’re all set. I wouldn’t put a shag rug under a DR table.

I would remove the metal base of the big cabinet in dining room, it looks too heavy to me. The you could hang your big art above it. Also, try my earlier suggestion of moving tv console table to the right so you can center your sofa under window. The 2 sofas overlapping makes the room look crowded.

Revising my advise upon further reflection. The top heavy chest is too small to put your art above. I think it looks better between the windows. Try putting your lower console table on long wall with big art above. By the way, your art is fabulous.

Maybe try getting a larger rug for the dining room, hanging the art between the windows, and then flipping the TV/console to the green wall and placing the couch where the TV currently is. Also is it possible to put in a chandelier above the dining room table?

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I think these would look pretty nice