You need to post much better pics that can be enlarged, and you need a drawing, with all the entries walls , WINDOWS, FIRE passages and put DIMENSIONS TO EVERYTHING

Ditto and is the pic showing your furniture if not then we need those pics too. Another item is how are you planning to use the space asin a TV needed or just seating?

Thank you both! We dont need a TV in this space and have some furniture in there but are open to changing it all. I’ll try to get a drawing and dimensions.

POV: as soon as you walk in the front door

Hallway to the back of house

Walkway to the right of front door, door leading out to front porch

POV: Facing room by the door to front porch

POV: View of front door and room from dining room

Thank you, the couches don’t work together so trying to figure out orientation of room and then furniture

Great new house! I found this article from Houzz , 10 years old, but has some good suggestions. Your situation is called an “open foyer”.

https://www.houzz.com/magazine/defining-spaces-6-ways-to-work-with-an-open-foyer-stsetivw-vs~883612

It might be a good idea to switch the two sofas. Having the bigger one facing the fireplace might make things flow better. Please notice our furniture layouts in our designs below.

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I think you need to pull your furniture closer in to the fireplace, and get rid of one piece. Do you use this room? It looks like it might function best as a quiet space to read by the fire, have a conversation, or maybe do a puzzle. It’s very pretty!

You need to draw the space. Add every entrance . exit, walls, windows with dimensions. You have it arranged in completely choked, impassable ways. : )

The settee is the first piece to exit.........perhaps to a bedroom. No matter you may love the color.

Draw out the space on a piece of paper if you have to and add all dimensions, windows and entrances.

There are so many talented people on Houzz.

Leggy seating should be grounded entirely on the rug, IMO. I would take the teal settee and the two pieces of art that have teal in them to another room (dining or master or a "she salon"). Then re-arrange the rug so you have approximately the same sized traffic path from the front door to both the two slender doors. Place the tan sofa facing the fireplace and pull the chair and ottoman onto the rug.

We ended up changing the couches out, the new furniture is waiting to be delivered I’ll update this thread once that’s in. Thank you SO much everyone-you’re such a great community and so helpful. Thank you!

I echo have the biggest couch face the fireplace. Your furniture has to your walls….gorgeous house. Thank god you don’t have to fit a TV in there