In my 13x19 kitchen, I had (still have till the reno) a 6 person table - it is too big. The table is 4x6. Here are pics so you can get an idea: First let me say, there is about a foot of space between the table and the window wall. The counters are 24" so that means I have 11 feet for length of the table. 6 of those feet are the table, leaving 2.5 feet on each side, which sounds like it might be enough, but truly is not. When someone is sitting on the one end, you can barely squeeze through to get out the door (and that's if you are a smaller person). The cabinets aren't accessible if anyone sits on the other side. This shows how little space is on the door side:

I don't need much room at all for my makeup. Like enduring, I keep all my daily cosmetics in a plastic bin - take it out, use what I need, put it back. However, I also don't need a 24" sink. I'd personally reduce the size of the sink and increase the size of the counter. And a 40" sink - is he bathing in it LOL?

Thanks for your reply SJ! The sofa is flush against the wall at the moment. If I pull it on to the rug a little, there will be a space in between the wall and the sofa. I'm not sure if that would look okay... I was reading about proper rug dimension only after I bought the rug lol, so now i'm not sure if I bought the right size. In the picture, when taking into consideration my wall nook, I measured the 6x9 in the room and it would go right up to the fireplace/tv stand and extend all the way past the borders of the wall nook and halfway under the recliner and about 1/4 under the end table. As far as the sofa, it would extend a little less than half under the sofa. So, from the side walking in from the hallway, you will see the rug almost halfway under the couch. Again, not sure if this is breaking "designer" laws! lol..yes i'm very new at this :) Dimensions wise, i'm not sure if the larger rug would kind of cross the border lines in the room and look strange or if the smaller size is fine as it is.

You might want to bite the bullet and choose two plants to keep and cut the rest at the base. That might give the most chance for the two remaining ones to thrive and produce big fruits.