A lovely space, and the chocolate brown wall is luscious! I know you said you wanted red as your accent color, but I would think in terms of red being a second color - everything else really is brown. For the accent? A deep turquoise or teal - great with the brown, and amazing with red, too. I assume the tv is going over the fireplace. We don’t see the wall opposite the fireplace, but from looking at the kitchen pix, it would seem that the wall is solid on the left side as you look at it, and has a sliding door on the right. I don’t know if you are thinking sectional or separate pieces, so I will just throw some ideas out there. I would look for a piece like this, to put facing the fireplace/tv. thomasville derby sectional, fabrci 1331-40 You could add a leather ottoman if you feel you need a comfy place for feet , or this round copper coffee table. I think this could be really great in there, with the brown and red tones in it, and the curves to work with the rug and chair shapes and balance all the rectangles in the room. tribecca round copper table A sofa table or low cabinet behind the couch with a pair of lamps for lighting there. Then I would put a pair of upholstered swivel chairs on the left of the couch, facing the window, with a lamp/table between them. Perhaps a deep red fabric like this: sutton swivel glider chair, fabric 2622-91 Then over in the corner to the right of the fireplace, I would love to see a big reading chair, floor lamp and side table, perhaps a chair like this, in leather: linden street leather recliner Finally, a rug with all your colors and some great pattern, perhaps this: linden street chunky loop rug, in the aquamarine background On the back wall to the right of the slider, if there is room, you could have a desk and chair, if that would be useful, or perhaps a small table with two chairs for playing games. I don’t know what you are thinking for window treatments, but panels would be nice just for a finished look. If you need privacy you could also consider woven wood blinds. These panels from JCP might be ones to consider: linden chenille panels in henna stripe Then pillows and accents that pull in the reds and turquoise/teal. And of course art, but that is a personal choice.

Well we have bought the craftsman and there are lots we like about it but i mainly want to create a foyer so it doesn’t walk straight in to living room. it would only let me load 3 images. The wall to take down or half with some craftsman type pillars is to the right of the front door or left from the fireplace right by the front door on first image.

The half wall dividing the space, is there enough room to accomodate a corner sectional? Two taller chairs on either side of fireplace and two more armchairs on inside wall may work out. Without a floor plan it is hard to gauge.

Also , measure how far away from TV wall the seating should be in order to see it well— which depends on TV size as well. See if then the furniture arrangement will still incorporate the fireplace. It might not be completely centered but still look ok. I like that you are putting TV on wall, but in rooms where fireplace is too far along the other wall, people tend to keep furniture back by fireplace and a looong way from TV. This is the problem with builders still making rooms with fireplace a centered focal point when buyers plan to use the room for TV. To me there’s an issue a when major seating is perpendicular to the TV and viewer has to sit sideways or crook neck. This is less a problem for fireplaces , which don’t actually need you to “ focus” on. In a longer room the TV and fireplace seating can be separate groups, but I didn’t think from your measurements that will work here. I’d enlarge up your floorplan and cut out little sofa & chair rectangles , also tables & ottoman and push them around. I’d play with that a lot before buying, as the arrangement and measurement specifics ( really knowing whether you can use 88” sofa or not, what size chair, etc) may spark ideas for which brands & styles you should shop.