Thanks, everyone! @maggiepie, I agree that everything will fall into place with the curtains. I can't wait to get them up, not only because they are black-out (longer naps?!?!) but because they are white with punch/hot pink french tassel fringe. I have had them waiting since we moved in to get them up! @ThreeBeez, not overstepping at all! This is my second and I agree with all you mention. This chair is temporary, as is the table that is next to it. Those belong in the master. But there will be an upholstered rocker and table that flows soon! We also had her light put on a dimmer and we have a nightlight which is more than enough for middle of the night feedings. As for the changing area, there is a shelf on the bottom with a basket that holds the diapers/wipes, etc. Appreciate your help!! @allison, I have wanted this Jenny Lind crib for so long! With our son, we were in a small 1 bd apt and converted 1/2 the dining room to a nursery. Since space was limited, we bought a mini-crib. We sold it once he grew out of it and with our daughter I was able to get my Jenny Lind! So nice you still have yours. The child's rocker in the pictures is now in my son's room. The green floral slipper chair is staying in the room and I will move it around as needed but I love the idea of a reading nook in the alcove where the changing table is. Unfortunately the changing table doesn't fit on the wall where the slipper chair is so the only option now is either the nook in front of the window (where it is in the last set of pics) or angled, which I will show you below. @bac, that is what I really want, for the white shelves to be between the windows, but the ceiling is too short there. The white shelves have to stay on the wall where it is currently. I can turn the crib perpendicular, which I will try, but it might block the walking flow of the room (it will be close to the door). Will see. @annie, thank you!! I like seeing the big chair first as you walk in, so I don't think I want to move it to the other corner. I also relocated the child's rocker to my son's room for now. Here are a few pics with the changing table moved slightly. I really like it this way aesthetically but functionally it isn't ideal. It is nice to have the table up against a wall to prevent my daughter from knocking things over, or rolling. So this might be my go to look when company comes calling. : )

Your plan is very difficult to read, so I'm not sure I have this right. Following are three plans, all with an island/table combo. The first one keeps the clean-up sink under the larger window, with a prep sink on the island. The island is drawn 33" deep--you could have a deep drawer base for dishes, or have shallow shelves on the back of the island, for extra pantry storage. The floor vent is routed under the cabinet, and out the side. (Click to enlarge.) The second plan has the clean-up zone on the island, and a prep sink on the long run, where you would prep with a view of the back yard. The last plan puts the fridge on the short wall, and the range on the long wall, with the original window intact. There isn't much prep space on the island (unless you use part of the table for prep)--you'd need to step across the aisle after washing produce at the sink, but there is a nice counter beside the range, with the back yard view. You could use a MW drawer beside the range, and have a corner prep sink, with access to plumbing via the powder room (if possible). ETA one more, with the corner prep sink, and an alternate table:

Thanks... glad you like it! Yes that juniper is in trouble... I cut the smallest little root when I was installing the drip line into that planter and it looks like it is on the way out now. Oh well, a little mound of colorful succulents will go there now.

A narrow entry door is also a limiting factor. Is the exterior door from sunroom wider? Usually exterior doors are 36” wide. So that gives a way in. Plus, some of the swivel bases can be removed which would help. I can’t be sure without careful measurements. I would prefer a cozy love seat and one swivel chair. For several reasons. First, your “line of sight” coming into this room is looking at shorter wall. That is your focal point wall. The cozy loveseat you can curl up on with a book, would be my choice. Then perhaps a “C” table near the loveseat with an arc lamp that can be positioned over reading spot. Add art on that wall. Then you could position two compact chairs for added seating across from that piece. Small drink tables and that’s it. Might add cute small ottoman that could act as small table with a small tray when needed. Just depends on how you realistically will use this room.