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I added a video and screenshots from the video. Thank you! 😊

That skinny bar needs to be removed, floor repaired and then you'll have more room for a better arrangement of furniture.

I think you'll get better advice if you post an overhead plan of the space with all measurements, and showing adjacent spaces. Also let everyone know if you want to remove the narrow island, and if so, if you know whether the flooring continues under it or not.

Here's a good place to start: Read Me First.

Are you willing to get rid of the peninsula in the living room area?

The divider needs to go. You might be able to back it up to the other cabinets and replace the countertop, with an overhang for the stools. That might require moving the French doors a bit.

Agree with posters above, you should remove the divider wall. Floor plan would help put the space in perspective (most people here will not open a video). If you do nothing else, remove the stools on the living room side of the divider, and treat the divider as a wall, ie move the sofa closer to it.

Like others said, possible removing it.

Check to see if there's flooring under the cabinets beforehand.

If so, great.

If not, if you have extra matching flooring to patch it, great.

There's a floor material transition which will need to be addressed if you remove it.

There's no function to sitting there with no overhang.

So, remove non funtional chairs.

Could just get a nice folding blind to put on living room side.

Here's a rough sketch

Or build a drywall behind with open shelving above those cabinets

Sometimes the open concepts layouts are just too open.

There's a reason why walls exist inside a home;)

Easiest thing to do…..remove the 3 stools and use has buffet, storage it appears underneath (who can’t use that), use top to display a favourite something. What ever you do don’t put shelves or something on top so that you can’t see thru. Now go to sleep!

I would remove the bar stools, that counter isnt designed to eat at or use bar stools. I would also remove that skinny divider cabinet. The space is designed for a table and chairs, and thats what I would put there, so you have a nice eating area. It looks like someone opened up for open concept, and probably shouldnt have done that.