In order to help, we'll need a photo of the entire room and the purpose of the room.

And, photos of furniture you need to keep.

I agree with Manon about the rocking chairs. Very cool. Also, I love the tropical, sub-tropical feel of the windows and doors. If you can place a long shelf or console along that wall, it would divide the wall into thirds. One third is the console, one third the window and one third some other feature of your choice to equalize the weight. Depending on how you want to use the space in your room, the third feature could be a TV, mirror, mirror+clock+key rack (landing station), wall art or tall accessory arrangement. Good luck!

This room is complicated to work with in general due to too many doors and walkways which will greatly limit your options. Do you plan a TV? How many family members will be using this space? I think I would try for a small grouping at the end near the kitchen and make the other end more of a entry, perhaps reading nook. As to the window, once you get your main furniture pieces decided upon (and they should all be small scale) then you can deal with the window. I could see a shelf unit beside the window with lots of plants to give some life to that end of the room. Maybe even a shelving unit in front of the window and make the whole wall a jungle of plants. Just depends on where you are and how feasible that would be. Otherwise a simple woven shade would probably be easiest.

We're all agreeing that this is a difficult room to organize. All the doors and pathways are a complication. It seems to me (and probably others) that your first and most important tasks should be 1) determining the main function of the room, and 2) creating a floor plan to accomplish that main function. After that, you'll be able to turn the funky window wall into something good. You've already gotten several good ideas. Again, good luck!