IMO this is now one large space with 2 seating areas and those should be connected so that all the seating is arranged to really be able to be used as one large space so the sofa to me is in the wrong place and the 2 chairs are off in lalal land with no connection to the rest of the space . Maybe some more pics so we can see the whole space would help Post those here in a comment DO NOT start another post . I have a large LR with 2 seating areas I used a long bench between them to allow seating on the bench twhere people can sit facing either area . We also have pieces we can movwr around at different times but the space really acts as one large LR

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Your sectional is in the wrong location. It has become a huge barrier in the space. It would be placed well within the beam that divides the space.

Additionally, I would remove one of the straight modular sections and add it to the side section to shorten the overall length of the sectional.

Thanks a lot. That’s definitely another idea I didn’t think of

One idea I had was to put the two brown chairs facing each other with a bigger round table in between them for a chess or tea table area. Not sure if it would look right with that style chair or not but it was an idea.

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Or do as @BeverlyFLADeziner suggested and bring your brown chairs into the seating arrangement and on the wall behind have Long low bookcases with amamzing large art pieces on the wall above and lamps or perfectly currated large decor sculpture items on top of them. You could then have your one matching chair in the corner by the window with a small round table for a drink and maybe a reading lamp etc. Or if there is room you could combine the two ideas and do something like it shown in this photo bookshelves or long low console cabinets on that wall with your two chairs in a similar fashion.

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Thank you @cubby14. I like the idea of a long bookshelf on that wall with a wall frame

@cubby14 's pic of the round table and chairs - notice they are by a window and have a feature light hanging above them. Both of these things anchor them in the space. Just good cues to keep in mind.

If you keep the brown chairs where they are now - who do you imagine sitting in them and when? I think this is always a good question to ask of any seating area so it doesn't turn into a conceptual space that looks staged but an actual area that will be used.

My mom has a living room with two seating areas. One is smaller and by the fireplace. There are chests on either side of the fireplace and when she has one guest over, the two of them will sit in the chairs by the fireplace instead of in the half of the living room with the large seating area. I think this could happen if you made a seating area by the fireplace. It could also happen if you made a small brown chair seating area in the half of the room you are currently contemplating using. BUT having them tucked far back in that area feels out of the way. If you keep them back there, you need to have something more visually enticing to lead you there so it really feels like a desitination worth sitting in. For example, a table and chandelier ... or a view out that window ...

Have you tried moving the sofa back? See if centering it behind the beam works and bring the brown chairs into the seating arrangement.

Hi. I’d like to make some suggestions and I hope they help. First of all, I’d move that small rug out from the two swivel chairs. It’s too small. I’d add a larger rug. The two swivel chairs belong in the main living room, because they add a nice splash of color. The beige chair can be moved where the rust colored chairs were. I love large art and that needs to go on that wall behind the couch. Add an elongated credenza with a beautiful lamp and add some decorative pieces of ceramics and art. You can also use photos of some places you’ve traveled. Add books with book ends. Also, make that beige chair in the corner as a reading nook with a floor lamp. Soft lighting throughout the space adds drama and coziness to the room. I’d get a larger rug with a bit of color. I know it’s an expensive but worth it. Also, the coffee table in front of the couch is way too small. Would you consider buying something larger and more to scale. You could place coffee table books on it, a candle, vase, etc. I’d add more pops of color to add interest and warmth. The bare wall near the living room also needs a large interesting mirror. Something unusual. You vacancy mix and match modern with vintage or antique. If you entertain, you might consider adding an interesting small table, add a tray, make a small bar area with sparkling glassware, etc.

Oh, one more thing, the two swivel chairs need to be placed closer to the couch around the coffee table. This kind of arrangement is cozier and more comfortable for conversation.