What a pretty room! I love the red chairs and the wall color. I would either remove those shades or get curtains to cover them. Quite likely from the outside they look like there are brown paper bags at the Windows. Could you place a small table with a lamp between the two chairs? I would try to use the floor lamp somewhere in the room. Lamp light is very important . You can then turn off the overhead light. Are you planning to get a rug?

Can you post a link? Two things to take into account with future purchases. --Make sure the wood in the coffee table harmonizes with your wood floors. --The room is small, so something up on legs won't take up as much visual space as a solid coffee table, ottoman, or trunk. Can't tell from your photos if the floor trends toward driftwood or golden oak, but a variation of something like this, or a glass table if you get a great rug will work. P.S. Changed my mind about position of the print chair in the corner. It might look more welcoming to have it face into the room within reach of your future coffee table.

First thing I might do is to have sofas facing and the two chairs looking at t v. That will give you an option of one table between two chairs. For the coffee table, placed perpendicular to the fireplace, an upholstered bench with a tray. As for the fireplace/tv wall, because the tv is bigger than the fireplace, I would either make a fireplace surround for balance, or paint that wall black.

Does the PB sofa creep into the hall? It does feel a little bulky for that room and you cannot get around it on the window side/no place for an end table. No need to sell. Opt1) Keep the 2 chairs,. Put them side by side as they are with a narrow table between. They are fine. OPt 2) Move one of the sofas in from the living room (appears to be a smaller size than the PB one) Move the 2 C&B chairs into the living room. They actually fit better style-wise with the living room chairs (than the blue ones). Do you need all of those chairs in the living room? Could the blue chairs go elsewhere? In other words, what combination of the living room/keeping room furniture works best?