Hi xxed- How nice to have such a large room! I would definitely use the smaller room as a closet. I would slide the bed away from the window, and place two comfortable chairs in front of the window with a side table in between them for comfortable conversation. If you like to use an ottoman, you can get that as well. I think two chairs works better than a sofa. In conversation, it is really better to face the other person rather than be adjacent to them. If you think you might like to write you can get an attractive wood table and comfortable chair and put it either on the wall opposite the bed, or put it perpendicular to the wall facing the bed, so that while you are sitting at the desk, you face the window. How you position the desk really depends on its size. You want it to look really attractive, not business like, after all, it's a bedroom! Try to get a marvelous high quality Persian or Turkish rug, and that will set the colors for the room. You can can still go with any style furniture with a handmade high quality Oriental carpet.

Have you always liked gray? Gray would be nice but since's been the trendy neutral for a while now it will be on it's way out soon. If you've always liked gray or don't think you'll tire of it then that's an option. I'm only mentioned this because you don't want to look at your gray couch in a few years and think how much you can't stand it. Many people with brown couches probably did this. :) You could use white but my pick would be cognac/camel. I think just about anything looks good with blue though. I'd go through some photos and find some inspiration pics you like, get a plan together, and go from there.

Here's a revised layout. Your room, because of the odd size, is all about furniture scale. All of the seating should be low back and not over sized or "puffy". Think a more tailored design with a down dacron wrap cushion with a lush fabric. With a sectional not more than 9'-0" , you will have plenty of space on either side for walk thru. Consider the new Sunbrella or Perennials high performance fabrics for all of the upholstery, these fabrics are wonderful for a family room and indestructible. I have tested them out for a client with catsup and clean up was a dream! Also a smaller scaled sofa facing the fireplace/tv with a console behind, slightly protruding into the dining space to visually create a wider room. That's a low interesting bench in front of the fireplace. Everyone on here always thinks I put too much furniture in a space. I am used to designing NYC apartments where space is at a premium and entertaining is key. This a room for an invitation to relax, read, play games and enjoy your family. Hope this will inspire you!

I uploaded a panoramic photo to show the barn door and a normal photo. All we have is a keyboard (which will be replaced by a piano but i dont know what size) a lamp and a painting along with an area rug in the room. I uploaded the floor plan and room is a little smaller than I thought! Need help with piano/furniture dimensions and placement in room. The only outside wall is the window. Buying new. TIA!