Here is a view from the foyer

I would take some additional pictures so we can see the entire space!

Never mind you read my mind!

Sorry I was sending some to my hubby too. It wouldn't let me upload video.

In order to not cut off part of the entry way, can you move the couch along the left wall, then frame the window to the right with the chairs?

Here's the view from one chair.

It's a lovely space. I would move the couch against the wall then leave the right hand chair where it is and move the left hand chair to the corner so that you're not blocking the entry.

What a pretty space and I love your furniture.

Is that a TV on the left?

If yes, I would put the sofa in front of the window facing the TV.

For decorating, it would be awesome to have a custom pad made for the bay window and create a window seat. Even if you can't get the pad, you CAN put two pairs of pillows there to soften the look and make it look so inviting and cozy.

You do need end tables and a coffee table and lamps. And curtains and art.

You have a great start. Enjoy collecting.

There is a walking path behind the sofa. I just had to back up far enough to get the width of the room and couldn't fit the floor in the shot.

What I mean is that the couch is covering the width of the opening making the room feel smaller.

Yes we want to get a cushion. I'm trying to think which walls I should add art. There won't be a tv in here. We have a trunk inside the room, I'm trying to decide whether to put a lamp on it.

Beautiful room! I would bring the 2 chairs forward to a better conversational distance from the sofa, and add a coffee table. Add a bench cushion and roman shade over the window seat in fabric/color you love.

Yes susan thank you for the rendering. My thoughts exactly.

I think I'm missing some doorways

I love that idea, but along the stair case is a walking path to the hall to access powder room and family room.

The trunk is probably too deep. :0/

Go with Susan's suggested layout and use the trunk as the table between the chairs or as the coffee table.

Then post pictures! I love this room.

At the current angle the trunk looks too tall but could you turn it and use it as the coffee table instead of against the wall?

I was thinking that too, but it's pretty tall. I had the sofa where you guys suggested, but the room is wider than deeper. So the furniture was all really far away from each other or pulled an awkward couple feet from the walls.

Put the trunk behind the 2 chairs under the window, move the chairs out into room more and use a couple of small barrel tables on each side of chair.

You're going to hate me Susan! The trunk is too tall, it goes over the window sill. Lol this is why the room is driving me bonkers:0)I love that idea though, however the gap between the sofa and chairs would still be ten feet. I'm going to play with it and try a similar layout ant see if the trunk can go somewhere else. It has to stay in this room. I'm fighting just to be able to keep it other wise my husband will want to pitch it, and I like it too much to let it go.

See the width of the room is so big that the pieces are really far from each other. The couch is tiny compared to that wall.

Good grief, is that a kiddie couch? You need to return it if possible.

I should add I had the two wing hairs on that wall with a table in between. All of that was so big there, leaving the opposite side with a much too tiny couch.

What are the dimensions of that sofa?

We got it to be low profile on purpose so you could come into the room, with its back to you being low. Like in the first pictures.

I think the trunk is throwing you off. It might need to find another home.

29" deep x 65" wide x 28" high

Try everything on an angle. Just to see....?? Maybe the couch in the corner of the windowed walls and the chairs across from it. I don't usually like angled furniture, but it's worth a shot.

Though honestly, your original layout isn't all that bad. Pull those chairs in closer and add a rug (esalerugs.com has reasonable prices and Houzzers rave about the quality). It'll feel more conversational.

See, that's the layout that makes the most since when you are standing in it. There is plenty of room to walk around the couch. The only thing irritating me is the light figure, which is centered in the room, so isn't centered between the pieces, but it is what it is.

Andrea, calm down and take a deep breath. An area rug will tie that seating area together and with a coffee table it will close things in also. How much higher that the window is that trunk? A few inches is not going to matter especially if you hang curtains..

What are the dimensions of the room, about 10x16'?

13'x16'. The vent is in front of the window. But I'll see how the trunk looks there.

I would love to offer my e-decorating services. Customized to you and affordable! If you are interested, send me a message. Good luck with your project. Lovely space!

I think one of the problems with the room is that the wainscoting is so high. (nothing can be done about that) but it is making all the furniture look little and because your sofa if so low, it is even more noticeable. I think that the average height for railing is about 36". This is also going to make it difficult to hang art or wall décor.

This is your room per dimensions.