You have to do what works for the way you live. Some comments would be: What happens if you have some people over-where would they sit? What’s the direction of the sun coming in the window-would it be in your face? Would it make you uncomfortable sitting on the sofa? It’s not a good idea to have your tv in front of a heating source. You have no room for ambient lighting. When you have so little space to start with and with having the living area at that end, it leaves you with so much wasted space. Just look at your plan now. I understand about the comment of carrying food to the table. I have a small round table in my kitchen, so I don’t have room for serving bowls. I plate everything in the kitchen and in my case, I am only carrying two plates to the table. So if it were me, I’d make the adjustment. And one last floor plan: create a “lounge” area by the window, if you got a round coffee that that adjusts in height to a dining table, you could eat there as well or it could be a hobby/craft or gaming table. Tv would be wall mounted over kitchen table and sofa opposite. And you may want to consider a graphic wallcovering for that huge blank wall. Enjoy your new place!

Devin...what she means is it is a Pain in the A** Since you're contending with a corner. I personally like it (obviously, I did it) and I prefaced my comment with I know everyone else will chime in with how horrible it is...My family room is 20x20 and open to the kitchen. For us and the way we use the room, the corner was the best arrangement. We were not willing to sacrifice TV viewing and we know our family...if we got an articulating mount, the TV would ALWAYS be pulled down and that would drive me crazy. I recommend you lay out a room currently with furniture/boxes representing furniture and see how that lives. You can design what you think looks best, but you really need to see how it lives for your family. IMO

More photos of living room with old furniture

For some reason the plans didnt attach. here they are