Here is Rev. 1 of your room. With the measurements you posted, the inset of the front door is much greater than your picture, so just keep that in mind. Do you have a photo of that entry door and the space from the stairs to the front door? Anyway, what you have to keep in mind is the actual size of the space for furniture in this room is about 13' x 12', so this becomes fairly limiting for furniture like you are describing. But, here is a possible layout.I put a 80'x40' sofa and would recommend keeping the arms low and perhaps a camel back would be nice because it would enhance the view when coming in the front door (assuming that is your front door). I put a small sofa type table behind the sofa to help create a small entry look for the space. With the door swing, you can't put a table on the far wall successfully. I put two high back chairs each side of the fireplace, but you have to keep those pretty narrow if you can. No big, overstuffed look, but sleek lines, some nailheads would probably help tie your style choices together. I put a console table in front of the windows so you could have some decorative pieces there and enough away from the wall so you could do some drapery panels. I put an oval coffee table, mainly so you can move around these pieces easily. I didn't put anything on the half wall so you can move in and out of the space unencumbered. I would probably repaint this room. I am not crazy about the dark wood tone over the fireplace, but that depends on the style and furnishings. A great piece of sculpture or art over the fireplace would be spectacular upon entering the home. I like the sofa across the room, because it brings some balance and allows for a "small" entry look as well. See what you think?

5-5-75 will help you out a lot. Hang stuff centered 5' above the floor or 5" above furniture and keep its size within 75% of the furniture's width. I would rearrange, putting the TV on a credenza 25% wider than the TV and on the wall where you have the sofa now. Sell the loveseat and get 1-2 small scale swivel chairs. Sell the collegiate ladder shelf too and leave the wall there bare. Float the sofa with its back to the stairs and a walkway behind it. Place the chairs facing each other over a new wood coffee table placed 18" or less from the sofa. Use the clock in the kitchen or breakfast area or in your office. Check out ruggable.com for washable rugs. The rug should be at least 2' wider than the sofa and slip under the front 1/3 of it. The chairs should sit entirely on it or entirely off so they will swivel properly to face the TV. Put your tall plant from the other room by the stairs and loosen the curtains to fall to the floor.

I have tried to put together one more design with a slightly different layout, and a blend of modern and Scandinavian styles. Here I have experimented with lighter wooden flooring and added white brick texture to accent the wall. All the furniture is lofted to make the room a little bit more open as it is a small space. While I have shown a blue couch in this design, you can replace that with a daybed, as per your requirement. If you are adding a daybed than I would suggest removing some of the other items. Currently, I have added two smaller chairs and one accent chair to give you more seating. I would agree with Flo, that you can use the dining area as a home office or some such. I have kept it as a dining area for now but made it look a little informal with a white brick texture and lofted Scandinavian furniture. You may utilize this space as a home office when you are not dining. Let me know if this is useful. I can help you more with the shopping recommendations if you can tell me more about your style preferences. You can try adding a different sofa and decor to your room yourself. Edit the 3D build I made to create your designs here. You can also schedule some time for a styling session with me here.

Very nice. I'm glad you went w/ your original layout. :) Love the floor lamps; I think I like first one the best for your space, but they are both nice, and they both work. Love the goat! So much fun. You could mix in a couple of velvets in your pillows, with whichever way you decide to go, neutral or color. Velvet works well with leather. And you could still do neutral in pillows, etc., even with colorful art if you want to. You don't have to necessarily pull colors from art for other decor, art can stand on its own. But you could also incorporate art colors if you would like to, of course. Your space is really looking great. Love your ideas and the direction you're going in. Below, a bit of Boho/Boho Chic. Above, some velvets.