thank you! suzyq53, to answer your question, we added a large closet in the corner on the wall with the bar so we could have storage to put away toys. We desperately needed that, though it does limit the option of having a TV on that wall as the wall space gets tighter on that side. I went through a bunch of media console options with my husband last night - from navy blue to asian-inspired to more traditional. What I'm realizing is that he has a stronger preference for more traditional looks for larger pieces and he is more comfortable with me adding pops of color and uniqueness in pillows, wall art, decor that can be more easily changed out. This is our first time decorating a space we designed for ourselves so I get it. Of all the pieces I showed him that I would like, he liked this one the best. It's 68" so it can accommodate a larger TV if we upgrade down the road. It has a little bit of uniqueness in that it brings in iron in the doors. And with the glass, I'm thinking that I can insert pops of color through decor. Do you think that will still look okay?

I would get a painted one in an accent color to add interest to your room. Maybe pick up the blue from the window surrounds. If you know that blue color you might pick up a second hand piece that you can paint (and distress, if you like) to suit your taste. Sideboards and buffets can work too. Just have the TV's width measurement to make sure it is wide enough. When you finish with that, lower your art to be centered 5' above the floor or 5" above furniture.

The actual sofa won’t be delivered till November but I’ll post the sectional from their web site, except ours will be in the material I posted. The floors are the same as in the kitchen photo... limestone. I am not home now but I’ll post a photo of a neighbor’s kitchen/ family room with the same layout, just different flooring etc. It’s hard to see but there’s a big TV across from the sofa and a fireplace. Our sectional will not be quite as long as theirs is on the wall with the windows.

If you have the space on your tv wall - for a long, low console - it would be good. You can set tv on console or mount on the wall. You could also mount the tv with an articulating arm, if that would be helpful in your space. As one idea - this blue one: https://www.litfad.com/scandinavian-engineered-wood-tv-media-stand-matte-finish-media-console-with-drawers-s-2518979.html?language=en&currency=USD&gclid=CjwKCAjw8JKbBhBYEiwAs3sxNyeUjZSAQSak4zlyzjNqbF7ufoir7KPdNQXLGMYwS5FxR5leXq3XlxoC7J0QAvD_BwE I think an ottoman is still an idea, too: