I have sleep apnea and without my mask, I would snore and have a 50-50 chance of never waking up again. So, I mostly sleep on my sides.

what a beautiful room. That console w/the tv doesn't work. With all the wainscot, that just doesn't work. you would need to find something else or move the tv in another room. Is this going to be the 'hang-out room? Why do you think the FP is too high for the tv? here is a room decorated that is similar to yours although this room is opposite of yours, look how they have the tv placed over the fp w/the seating facing it. could you do this? And this tv actually looks higher than yours.

This is an older post and I'm not sure if you've resolved your issue or not, but I would say to separate the chaise from the L-shape and use them as two pieces if that's possible (depending on the upholstery and how the pieces are "finished out" between). If that's possible, I would maybe use the chaise in another room, or positioned in the opposite corner of windows. With an arch floor lamp and a small table, that'd be a great reading nook. Then move the sofa as far over as you can but centered on the wall that is facing the fireplace with the L sectioning off the room. You do need a bigger sofa table, as the one you have shown is a bit too small and "dainty" for the size of the sofa. If you can get a more substantial piece for that space, I think it will look more intentional as a definition of the room. I wouldn't clutter the top of sofa table, keep it simple with pretty "coffee table books" or maybe a hurricane/candle, something chucky but not too tall, and no frames because if you're in the room you're looking at the back of the picture frames (no bueno). There's nothing wrong with defining a space by placing furniture in this way, but you dont want to muck up sight lines because that's what makes it feel open. The recommendation on the sofa table is important because you've got so much sofa that you need to balance it with some weight - think chucky wood legs or something with a drawer. If a different table is not in the budget right now, forgo a table there at all and just drape a pretty throw over the back for some interest, maybe a knubby basket in the corner by the wall to cammoflage the vent there. If you love the small table and want to keep it in the room, move it under the wall tree arrangement. Here are a couple pics, room arrangement and a table that's more to scale with your sofa. Hope that helps!

Thanks Patricia. What would you recommend either side? A side table? Something below it? I have a 9 month old so it needs to be babyproof! I'm thinking the tv by itself would look too plain. Would the chairs positioned either side break it up? Appreciate your help!!