1920 is flapper era, and mid century is Doris Day and Rock Hudson in the movie Pillow Talk! So, we're talking about two different time periods. Anyway, get storage unit for shoes in the corner by front door. As always - measure twice, buy once for all pieces. Directly to the right of front door, get six foot high storage unit if needed. Looks like you may benefit from some storage. From this point forward, please plan your entire project beforehand. Piecemeal rarely works. I'm assuming you're getting rid of the dining set? Since you have limited space, I suggest this: Create one arrangement for all your needs. You're going to have to be vigilant in keeping this clutter free. Create a seating arrangement that serves as both living and dining space. All of your furniture is going to have to be narrow profile. That means absolutely no oversized furniture, curved large arm rests, etc. One way you could do this is have two love seats (one facing window and one perpendicular to right side of window), one upholstered chair, two straight chairs. None of your furniture can be the sort that you have trouble getting out of! (in other words, it has to serve two purposes of sitting for conversation and sitting for eating) You'll have to test all your pieces when you shop. Get a round 30" table that can easily be converted from coffee table to dining height. I know you just got the ceiling light. I hope there's a dimmer switch on it. Also add a table lamp or wall sconce in each corner (for maximum flattery to most people!) If you Google search small furniture, a lot of options will show up. Also visit your local furniture stores for hands on shopping.