We have a small oddly configured living room with a sliding French door on one wall, the front door and fireplace on the opposite wall and our TV armoire and bookshelves on an adjoining wall, the combination of which makes a very unusual arrangement with very limited placement. A small sectional was really the best use of our space and we love it. Both DH and I ask ourselves why on earth we hadn't purchased a sectional before we did. It honestly has made our very difficult room enjoyable, giving us plenty of seating and floor space. We also have a square coffee table ottoman that we can use for either resting our tootsies or additional seating when necessary. Granted you can't rearrange a sectional, but if it fits your needs and makes your room more inviting and workable the need to move furniture around is a moot point. Our sectional measures 94" x 94" and is made by Clayton Marcus. It's a traditional/transitional style with no skirt, which makes the look cleaner and more tailored. I would encourage you to look at various smaller sectionals.

sheesharee, so glad I'M not the ONLY one :) I had my camera with me for the first outting with DH (and forgot to use it, kicked myself in the car after we left) because of course NOW I cannot remember the important details I need to for determining if it will work. We went out again last night and was very frustrated, DIDNT bring the camera or the measuring tape, went home telling DH that we are just going to keep the furniture we have and deal with it. (that was the frustration speaking) Nothing I liked was something he liked. Considered just removing the patterned couch, moving the green chair over in it's place, replacing the green chair with a round table/table lamp etc in that corner by the fp pulling down an ottoman from the attic that is 1/2 way redone and finishing it and just moving on. Oh well, we will see....I'm going to start working on those tables and see what I can do with them. I'm thinking about a darker stain. something along the lines of the colors in the frames on the pics I have in there now, would that be too dark? Eventually *much bigger, more involved project* would be to redo the ET center. I'll redo the legs on the chair and purple couch at the same time.

It's hard to tell because I'm looking at a photo but it appears your tile has a yellow or green undertone to it (like I said, it's hard for me to tell from a photo as everyone's monitor reads color differently) whereas Wind's Breath has more of a red undertone that will fight it. If I'm correct and the undertone is green in the tile, the Nature's Essentials will be a better match. Best to buy a pint of both and paint them on the wall next to the tile to see before committing.

Yep a to scale plan all measurements clearly marked is the only way to get help. Also a bit more info like is there a TV going in the space , how many seats do you need in the LR and the DR What is your style. That flooring is going to drive the bus so we need that marked to scale on your floor plan too.