Since you have a family room elsewhere, you might want to rethink this room and create only a small conversation area left of the fireplace and, perhaps, add a desk/table where sofa is located to create a home office area there.

If you can access the hallway or any other room from more than one place including this front entry room, consider closing off the door to that space from this room.

On the right wall from the entry door to the rear of the house, you may need to limit that to furnishings that do not include seating.

Take some measurements and see if the sofa fit with its back against the wall in that left far corner so that the left arm of the sofa is parallel to the front exterior wall?

It may be that you need undersized pieces -- a pair of love seats rather than a full sized sofa or a "ladies" recliner rather than a huge one -- in the room to make the seating a good fit.

Something that might be helpful could be drawing the room, to scale, on graph paper and then drawing the "footprint" of each piece of furniture you may want in the room as well so you can cut out the outline of the furnishings and see what fits where -- better than lugging the furniture around until you get it the way you want.

Not sure of them dimensions but it looks like if you pull the sofa forward off the wall and float it facing the fireplace and place both chairs flat against that wall with the small picture then you could have a walkway behind the couch instead of having to walk in front of people sitting.

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Thank you Design Directives! I was thinking the same and might give it a try!