We'd be able to help better if you'd take pics of all the walls. Good way is to work clockwise around the room shooting pics from each corner and each mid-wall so we get a feeling for the entire space.

Here are four more photos.cill try to add more

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Lovely space. If you want a change for the table and keep it under the chandelier, just turn it the other direction so it will "point" toward the corner windows. This will necessitate turning the rug too. Once that is done, post pics and we'll see how the other furniture may need to adjust.

Neat idea but that would place it in our pathway leading to our patio (between the living and dining areas ).

Maybe we need to see the floor plan to determine how to orient the traffic.

Love your home.
Maybe you can arrange the dining and use the bay window niche area to better advantage? But, as an L-shape window seating area.

I just moved the table as decoenthusiaste recommended. There is plenty of room to turn it. Don't know why I thought it wouldn't work. It looks better that way. Thanks! Now what should I do with the space above the sideboard? And around the windows?

I'm happy that worked for you. I don't think I'd use anything above the hutch unit. If you remove the top, then a large artwork with your choice of colors and accents.

Thank you LB interiors. The wall with the sideboard is angled as is the matching wall on the opposite side(in the great room). Makes furniture arrangement a challenge. There really is no bay window area.

You're welcome! Yes, now I see. Great change. What if you moved he furniture parallel to the odd angled walls? not the patio wall. Am I understanding what you mean? Does that throw everythng off? I think you're attacking it correctly as is.

Hi Sanddyisgardening,

So much beautiful light in your home!

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Glad you tried the table thing. While you're playing with furniture you could also align it parallel to the sideboard, or you could angle the table so it is perpendicular to the corner where the two windows meet. Just a little bit more shoving and you may hit on the perfect fit for your space. What is on the angled wall opposite the sideboard? Think about putting the sideboard's mirrored top on that wall maybe with a bench below. Then add art above the sideboard. You may already have that covered, though.

Guess we were thinking the same 'deco'

Thanks everyone for your help. You have given me some great ideas!