A to scale plan showing the doorways, windows and all measurements clearly marked and also how many to watch TV on a reg basis. Some idea of your style too since you have nothing in your idea books.

Pictures would help also.

The room is narrow, as you know. I would look for Apartment size furniture to furnish this room. Use painters tape on the floor when reviewing measurements of the furniture in the room. It will give you a good visual of furniture and the space you have to work with.

Here's a 3D rendering of the room based on the blueprint you posted. Hope this helps. Now folks can add design elements into the room for design suggestions.

You can't go wrong with a 3-seat sofa and two upholstered armchairs. Work from that base, adding casegoods, art, lamps, etc.

Thanks everyone for the input! My husband would really love a sectional, but I cant find a way to make that work. What do yall think about that? Im worried it will takeover the room.

I think a sectional would make it hard to move around and through the room. I second the vote for a couch on oppo wall from windows/tv and then two comfy chairs.

You can only have a sectional if it's nothing more than a chaise, and it needs to be fairly short.

I was going to switch the layout because the OP wanted to anchor the room by having the TV between the windows. @BeverlyFLADeziner what do you think of a couple of ottomans with the couch instead of the sectional and benches across the room for extra seating? Or, bookcases on either side of the TV with the TV on the long wall?

I took Beverly's idea and added an ottoman with storage that can be used for legs up, storage, food trays or extra seating. Added two more side tables and lamps.

The couch in the rendition is 9'11". It can seat up to 5 people.

TV opposite windows works much better -- you can see the the couch squeezes the walkway when you place it as OP proposes. I would have done the drawings as Beverly did. (For that matter, you'll likely find that your TV is wider than that wall between the windows fits comfortably.)

See the drawings above laid out as Beverly suggested. That way the OP can see but the TV would look like on both walls. I agree.

The only way to know for sure if the TV will fit on the wall between the two windows is if we had the measurement of that wall. I agree it does look as if it would be too small though Based on the blue print that was posted.

Thank you to everyone!! I didn’t think about the flow being blocked by the tv between the windows. We are going to switch it to the wall! I also love the ottoman as a coffee table idea. I have been stumped over this room for over a month now. Thank you!!

We are all happy to help. Please let us all know if you still need us or if you have what you need now. Best Wishes

Honestly it is Beverly who deserves the credit. I only worked off of her design. Please be sure to thank her. Best wishes

Thanks for the mention Mae Day!

Thank you @BeverlyFLADeziner!! Im so excited to get started on buying furniture!