You're handicapped by two pieces that always cause trouble - a loveseat and a 1.5 chair. The room may not feel so blocked up if you put the loveseat opposite the sofa, giving it one of the end tables and a lamp. That will allow you to center the big sofa on the window opening, and you can put the 1.5 at an angle where the loveseat is now. Center the coffee table on the TV and pull the sofas to within 18" of it. When budget allows, replace the TV stand with a credenza that is 24" wider than the TV. I'd also replace the torchiere floor lamp with an update, or maybe eliminate it altogether. At the entry end of your space, add some visual height so not everything in the room draws a line around the room. You might try a floating shelf with a large piece of art above it. Personally, I don't consider the big battery-op clocks to be decor items and would relegate them to the kitchen or breakfast area where it might be important to check the time, but with all the digital ways to see the time, I think they're just a ploy of the big box stores and a decorating cop out. Whatever you hang on the walls needs to relate to the furniture or floor, not the ceiling. Center point 5' above the floor or bottom framed 5" above furniture is the best and simplest way to go. Pieces should not exceed 75% of the width of the furniture they hang above.

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