I have the same question as tracefloyd - how many people do you need to seat in the living room on a regular basis? Could you use one of the loveseats in the dining area against the wall for seating? (you'd want to add taller legs) The clock could then go above the loveseat in the dining room. I agree with tracefloyd about the rest

Add layers of lighting.

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Yes I’m tossing out the couch under the clock and I’m a family it 5. This isn’t the main living room.

You mentioned taller legs,Would that be for the coffee table?

I like tracefloyd’s suggestion to remove one of the sofas, and leave just two facing each other, and to hang drapes. I’d bring in more blue with art, pillows and a throw.

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The taller legs would only be needed if you used one of the loveseats in the dining room in place of a banquette. I like the idea of just using the loveseats opposite each other in the living room.

Thank you everybody… I’ll get started with your ideas, I’m really excited for this

We can follow your progress if you post more photos in this thread when changes are made.

I just had an idea....use matching drapes on the sliders. Aren't they across from each other?

They open to the right but the rod and drapes need to extend closer to the wall...or almost. And mounted higher like the other ones.

I would be removing both loveseats. Just keep the couch, and see if you can get a couple of comfortable type chairs. Since you want more blue, look for new couch pillows in blues. I also agree, the valances and curtains need to be replaced with some pretty longer drapes.