I would do three focal points and scale down the furniture pieces so they aren't so bulky. Also steer clear of brown. In the wood stove area use either a pair of swivel/glider/recliners or a game table for four. At the window end of the room I think you can do a circle of four chairs centered on a round hassock. At the TV end, I think your casegoods are too large and that places the TV too high. Those pieces might do nicely in a dining room or office. A lower credenza for TV plus a sofa and two upholstered armchairs in a "U" with a coffee table 12-18" from all seats should be comfy for lounging Rugs can add warmth and color at all three locations. Then we need to see where your electrical outlets are so you can add lamps to warm and cozy the space.I only see one under the large window. Are you considering window treatments?

Those are fantastic suggestions. Thank you so much! I would like window treatments, but I have no clue where to start (weight of fabric/pattern/length).

Do like this on the side with the lower ceiling, then hang at the same height on the windows at the end where there is more space above. This will keep the sight line even. Wait on curtains until you have the furniture unless you just want to match them to your wall color. You can do drapes that close or that only hang stationary at each end of the windows. If that's a slider, you can opt for a matching faux roman shade up top.

Hello to all,

How many folks use this room daily and how many guests do you want to accommodate?

Hello, it is 2-3 daily. Weekend is groups of 4 - 6, holidays/special events 10-12. Is that helpful to put it that way? Thank you for any advice!

Yes that helps a lot. Thank you.

Nice space!

For the window treatment, I would recommend curtains from the ceiling to the floor.

Due to the color of the floor and the home, I would say light-colored curtains would be a good choice, sheer curtains would also be nice, it will add some layers to the whole space!

Here are some inspires, hope it can help.