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Very pretty house. When doing two facing sofas in a smaller room,I like to keep the sofa arms low or more open,so less of a visual barrier. And I prefer a bench seat because I don't want 6 seat cushions (on the sofas alone) plus chairs in a smallish space. Also it is more comfy than a two seater for anyone who ends up sitting in the middle. (a regular occurrence round here) In a space like yours,I would likely add a narrow console table behind the sofa on the dining room side. I really can't tell that much about the dimensions in your space,but there are many great sofas in the under 84" category that should work beautifully.

decoenthusiaste, I don't completely disagree with you, but I think you confuse selecting final paint colors with selecting a color palette. If you don't have any idea what colors and what neutral family you want in your home how do you buy furniture. Just go pick something that looks good in the showroom? This is the cause for so many design dilemmas. We don't define a color palette first and we go out and buy something that is completely wrong. Here is an inspiration piece for my sister's home Here is the color pallet we started with This was her core neutral Here are the color inspirations for my home: Here is my color pallet at work with selecting flooring, bath tiles and paint colors My neutral is a taupe with purple undertones. You can see the purple undertones in the flooring and wall tiles. My Taupe would look atrocious in my sister's home. Her Moss would look equally bad in my home. If we define our color pallet and take samples along when we shop the colors we choose to bring home will all work together. We won't have the common dilemmas seen on Houz.

Okay, here are some pictures of the 3D rendering. Please know that only the placement of the furniture is being presented for your consideration; not the colors & styles. Furniture was placed/floated in the room using the fireplace as the central point. To balance the wall opposite the fireplace you will see a large piece of art and two floor lamps tucked into the corners. In the first 4 to 5 pictures you will find: Three 4 foot long love seats and two chairs cornered to make a circle around the fireplace/TV and 4 round side tables. In the sixth picture you will see what could be; One of your couches and 4 of your chairs to create the circle. Under the windows is a bench seat to make more seating for those times when you have more guests/parties. Hope this helped. MAE