Well if you don't have a table to go there, you could slide the furniture down a bit or rearrange it somehow. It looks a bit crowded up that end. Perhaps move the couch to the opposite wall from where it is, but the loveseat where the couch is now and the chair by the windows and the end table. I see some toys and I know they are hard to work into the decor sometimes, but maybe a big basket with a removeable top to stash them in would be usefull, yet not scream that toys are in there.

Too bad your floors are laid in such a way as to over define the separate areas because your living furniture really looks crowded in around the FP. I would "L" the sofa and love seat with all their front feet on the area rug (you really should consider a larger one with some of your green in it.) This would put the large sofa floating across the visual divide, loveseat on the wall. Move the chair in the corner with the table in front of the arch window. I suggest trying your large colorful art over the fireplace. Hang green drapes floor to ceiling at that window as the photos below. Raise rods for the other two windows and hang drapes as high as they can go and still kiss the floor. Get a buffet style credenza to back against the long sofa so it can function as a sofa table and become a server for casual dinner parties. You can display 2-5 of your family pics from the mantel there. Add a round table and chairs in the kitchen end of the space with a great drum chandelier and add some more colorful art as a finishing touch.

Totally agree on the larger rug, just saving up the money for the one I want. Also the thing you cannot see is the other wall that thd chair is on has French doors to the deck so I cannot put furniture blocking it..ugh. I hate corner fireplaces!

Nice space. I would create two conversation areas. Agree on bigger rug. Agree that the love seat is too crowded where it is. A nice flow through conversation area piece is a bench...

I agree that a bench would be nice. here are a few ideas for you:

http://deciture.com/the-stunning-wood-fabric-bench/

http://deciture.com/the-comfortable-wood-fabric-bench/

Hope this helps you!

I love your window in the Living Room. I would move the loveseat or sofa over to the wall on the left, or angle it in front of the fireplace for a cozy seating area. If you leave it on the left wall, put your large chair to the right of it and maybe use the right wall for a TV on the wall or entertainment cabinet. Place a small coffee table in front of both. You have two wonderful focus areas. I would break up the room with either the sofa or chair and use the other area for a dining area or game table as previously suggested. I would get lose either the sofa or the loveseat in the room depending which one you feel works best. If possible use only 2 benches in front of your bar.

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