You know what, I would move in, place your current furniture and live with it for a bit, then you will have a better idea. We jumped the gun on a couple of rooms in our current home which we moved into 4 years ago, and I wish I'd waited a little bit to get how we use the room, etc. That triangular area doesn't have to have anything on it...it could stand alone as just an architectural detail. We have some of those in our living room, & I've put nothing on them & it looks fine....depends on if you feel the need to decorate up there. I agree with Shannon that I'd put an additional chair, if you use one, on the side opposite the window to balance that area or if that piece housing their tv isn't staying, you could put your longer sofa along that wall, thus opening up the beautiful bay like window & put the chair on that side for reading. Where are you putting your tv...is the large piece staying? You could put your tv above the FP, maybe. If you have wood blinds, you don't really need drapes, unless you want the softness of fabric. I would leave that decision for a bit. Christopher Lowell (from hgtv, etc.) has a book on the seven layers of design & he advises window treatments, accessories, etc. as probably the last step. It is a beautiful room, BTW, and I hope you'll post as you decorate it!! Good luck!

I love round glass top coffee tables. I have one now and while I'm bored with its style, I intend to replace it with another round glass top. I like that you can put whatever on the surface and it cleans right up. It keeps the room feeling light. Here are a couple of ideas for your space. Love your sectional. Pottery Barn Tanner round coffee table Room & Board natural steel cocktail table

Such a fun space! The darn Covid..stopped us all in our tracks! Have you tried chairs flanking fireplace with sofa facing fireplace...that sofa is just fabulous... that color!! I would add more of that rich burnt orange into the room....do walls all in a off white something light and neutral maybe pull a neutral from your brick fireplace..add neutral Pillows with some textured print/pattern Pillows into the mix....not solids. a metal and wood table will ground the room something with a vintage style..

Yes, arrangement looks much better!! If you are anxious to paint, you could roll out the Natural Wicker, as you are going to need a primer anyway over that deep paint. Won't hurt to use is as basically a primer. I can't really recommend a paint until you are finished with the room. Your next step will be chairs, lamps, end tables, lamps (I would get a nesting coffee table or oval), art and drapes (which are too short).