Difficult to say without more pictures. Is this a TV room? Is it open to the kitchen?

It fits. With a rug, coffee table and art, it could be cozy and inviting. But it depends a bit on what the room is meant for.

Do you still have space for end tables (and clearance for walking through)? If so, the. It’s fine. Sometimes a large piece that just fits a small space is great. Right now it’s the only thing there so that’s all you see. Add some art, a rug end tables, lamps and it will feel better.

This is a living room/ dining room combination. This side of the room couch, planning on getting coffee table. Might place a TV across the couch.
The other part of the room is dining table.

This is what it looks like right now. Still in the process of putting everything together.

I think it‘s fine size wise, but wonder about a tv by front door/squeezed in next to dining table.

Could it be turned facing wall, create a focal wall with tv and you also help to balance that side of room.

It's big, but it isn't impeding traffic flow -- I like it.

It looks a big awkward right now because the room isn't finished. By the time you add artwork, occasional tables, plants, lighting, a rug and whatever else, it's going to be very nice.

Yes, I think it is too big however I am not a sectional fan to begin with. I think 2 chairs with a table between them in front of the window and then sofa across from them with TV on wall where sectional is currently would work better.

I really wanted this sectional to work. However I think I might have to return it. (I have 30 days) I really was hoping for this to work. I have to look for a nice couch and place it on the window. This way a TV could be on the full wall. Anyone has any more suggestions?? please help

Does it work to turn it so the side against the wall backs up to the entry?

No because the way way the room is set up. The entrance door. Plus on the other side is the dining table :(

I think you need to set up the dining table with chairs, to see how much room you really have for seating. The sectional seems pretty deep too? It looks like you are buying house sized furniture for a condo ...

I think it is ok.

Ok good or ok bad?

Before you return the sectional sketch out your floor plan to scale and draw everything in to make sure you have clearances for pushing out dining chairs and a place for a tv that can be viewed without craning your neck. That way you know how big your furniture needs to be if you’re getting different pieces. That’s step one before buying furniture. You may be able to figure out a way to make things work and not return it. People here are happy to help with your layout.

If you want a TV in the room you need to rotate the sectional. Looks like attempting to use the balance of the area to accommodate a dining room table is just not possible.

Even if you exchange the sectional for a sofa, I think you'll still want it facing the TV wall

I like the way @BeverlyFLADeziner has the sectional turned. It delineates the living area from the entry, which justifies keeping it. I don't see a sofa doing the job quite as well, but it might, who knows. See if you can turn it the way she indicates. Then move the dining room table out of the hallway that is created by the sectional. See if it all fits and seems appropriate. I'm sure this won't be easy with all the baseboard in the way. 🥴

I think you will find everything else falling into place, but if you want more help, post the dimensions of the room, sectional, and table. Show views from other angles of the room, especially from the entry, the window, and any other entry or room with a view to this space.

How many people are you needing to accommodate for seating regularly? Sectional is pretty but very limiting for layout options.

Draw and measure the entire combined space. Walls windows, doors ...all of it.

No I don't love the sectional. ...........and lets try something that isn't gray : ) First a measure drawing, please.

Hi attached is the drawing and measurements of the room. Pretty large room but strange layout.

Here is the layout!! Please any suggestions greatly aprreciate.

Layout

This is the layout. Pretty big room dining/ living combination. However lots of short walls. I used to have a couch by the end bay window on thebling wall a fireplace. Dining table where the chandalier is and shelf on the adjacent wall. Wanted to switch things a little by getting the sectional. I guess it does not work that great :/

yes it is too large. The "dining room" just inside the front door is an issue as well. You really have room for neither. Smaller couch with its back to the entry "hallway" and the tv where the sectional is not. Use the smaller couch as a sort of divider from the entry way to the living area.

The dining room table can be moved closer to the wall see layout above.

Would anyone be able to help with this lYout?

Layout*?

@Paula where is the kitchen?

@Paula I see now the difficulty in making the sofa into a room divider. It forces the traffic straight into a natural space for a dining room table. It sounds to me like your previous arrangement was fairly good. The traffic in this space cuts diagonally through the room, creating a living and dining space in the two corners  What didn't work?

When you had a sofa under the window, did you have a pair of swivel club chairs opposite it? Did you have a table between them? Did you have a coffee table? Did you have end tables for the sofa? Did you have your TV on the wall everyone is suggesting? Or was it on the entry wall, 42", hidden unless watching? In the corner by the stairs, I could imagine a desk. Is that of interest? I would butt it's end against the long wall and allow the chair to face into the room. But maybe you don't want a desk. Maybe you would like something else there? A piano? A place for something else you need?

I'm guessing now the kitchen is off the "hallway". That would make sense with the dining room location.

From your layout looks like a big enough space but the sectional looks too much. Regular sofa and chairs are more flexible when you want to change up a layout.

Before I had a couch by the bay window with a fireplace on the long wall. Tv above fireplace. A coffee table Across tv fireplace 2 small chairs. Wasnt perfect for watching tv but visually it felt good. On the other side I had a dining table with dining console. I painted my space and had to get rid of old couch. When the sectional arrived it was beautiful itself but does not feel right in this space.

Kitchen is through the hallway.

I actually have a small piano:)

The dining room table can be moved closer to the wall see layout above.

I honestly do not think that is the answer. The dining room table in the front entry area is just an impediment and will just make the home look cluttered when you add the daily living items to the house. The couch is too large and the table out of place. Just my opinion.

Fix and correct and neaten and use bold to something we can read and decipher, please?

Hallway is 42 " ?? wide ?

When space is tight you need every jog and turn to be accurate. Walls don't move.

A ruler is handy, as is flat un crinkled paper.

A little do over, fix all my mistakes,

I/4 inch on your ruler equals ONE foot. Or print and fix this

Definitely YES! It overwhems your room.

The dining table is probably not the right size either. Fix my drawing.....you need every inch ( up above )

@Paula Cool! You have a piano. Is it the kind that goes up against the wall?

Smaller furniture is better in a small space... proportion, right-sized.

Not a pro, but it looks like your single narrow space is trying to be too many things.

I'd put a sofa near the window with a coffee table and two chairs placed opposite the sofa and wall mounted TV on the left blank wall. Use a rug to delineate that living room space under the sofa/chairs.

I'd opt for smaller, more modern and less traditional lighting fixtures since your door and furnishings don't look traditional.

I would not put any dining area in the entry foyer area/pathway-it just doesn't appear to fit. You could probably fit a very narrow/low profile modern console (very open, maybe something in metal with thin legs so as to not be a visually heavy or weighty piece) with art above along the entry blank wall for keys, etc as a landing zone.

Is there room in the kitchen for a small drop leaf table or a wall-mounted pull down table?