The round table right of the TV is not working and says 1950's Early American style to me. Replace it and the lamp with a new floor lamp and white shade. Your TV stand is the correct size and height for the TV placement. If you're tired of it, consider a new coat of paint for a refresh in a favorite color. The ottoman can go to the curb. You can buy a chair for less than $200, and upholstering that chair will cost a lot more. Ready made slipcover might work for you. The main issue I see is the overload of photos on the shelf, and you need to rework the grouping in the dining area. I'll let you keep the shelf if you love it, but remove the art left of it and all the small cluttery items in front of the main big photos. In the dining room, your group of prints needs editing. I would put the art from the sofa there (centered 5' above the floor.) Then I would use all but the middle three to make an arrangement behind the sofa and above the sofa table. Use the light ones with the gold frames. The ones with the dark background can go in a bright area of your home. Try the large one centered 5' above the floor and the other two flanking it.

Would you be open to hanging the TV on the wall and getting rid of the shelf? Perhaps going with a gallery wall incorporated with the TV on the wall? Your furniture is dark. Do you like this feel or would you be open to going with a lighter colored TV console to get some contrast in the room. What is your budget for the console?

Sarah- have you spent anytime looking for a vintage piece? Just wondering what stage you are at this point in your search?

I wouldn't go too much bigger on the console. Longer maybe, but not taller. Find something with closed storage (without glass) to cut down on the clutter-y feeling.

I would take everything off the shelf that you don't absolutely love, then post a picture of what's left and we can help you arrange it. You may be able to arrange more pieces behind the couch.

For the ottoman, that one looks like it has storage. Do you want another one with storage or just something to rest your feet on?

This should give you some guidance

https://www.wayfair.com/ideas-and-advice/how-to-measure-for-a-tv-stand-S4524.html

I think you have to think about what you plan to do with the wall above it, too. Hang the tv or not? If so, you could go wider. And would anything else go on this wall that could affect the width?

I see you have a lot of photos in your ideabooks but I'm not seeing any photos that pertain to ideas for this wall. Maybe spend some time looking through houzz and gathering ideas.

I'd start with your focus on finding the TV "console" first and then go from there. Your budget is quite generous for this piece so I think you could find some decent new if you can't find vintage. I've got a few brands in mind I'm going to go look and see if there is anything that would fit the bill.

https://www.arhaus.com/furniture/vintage/vintage-inspired-furniture/

This piece might be too wide and exposed shelving? This is from Four Hands and can be purchased through other places, too. https://www.highfashionhome.com/camila-sideboard.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI1K7J0I-B2gIVWLXACh3jDwu1EAQYASABEgKNKPD_BwE

I'd also look through ebay. Though I don't know if delivery to your place could be an issue. Look at Ethan Allen as you may come across something vintage that would compliment your dining set. I've bought a few furniture pieces from Ebay and have been very happy with my purchases.

Well, you asked for it... and I love rearranging furniture. When I was a teen I used to rearrange my parent's living room while they were at work. My wonderful Mom never batted an eye. So, if you left me to it, here's what I'd do... Move table behind sofa to under window to hold some smaller plants and your pretty glass items. A small bench (ottoman) would fit under it. Donate the big plant to someone. Sofa can be pushed back to wall, opening up the space a little. Move the big picture from the sofa wall to the empty wall in the dinning room. Do something to disguise the brown electric cord plugged into that wall, maybe a white extension cord with a flat plug and Command Clear Flat Cord Clips. Now, move shelf from TV wall to the wall over the sofa. Keep all your treasures on it, as you probably love them all. Now mount TV to the wall over a new console if you choose, and have fun decorating the wall around the TV. Good ideas here and all over the net. Search "decorate wall behind TV" and be amazed! Here are a few pics...

kathyloo has some good ideas. When I see your room pictures, I think..."oh my" so much furniture in one room. I would take all the pictures and the shelf off the TV wall...the TV is your attraction on that wall. If you want a new entertainment console with drawers....get one and if it is longer than the one you have, that would be good. I see no need to decorate that wall at all. I would take the table out from behind the couch and put it in front of the window like kathyloo mentioned....small stools can go under it for extra seating. Your corner round table and lamp can go some where else. I would exchange chairs....grey one where the slip covered one is. A floor lamp by one of the chairs and a matching one at the end of your couch. Love your rug.

Maybe a TV console/dresser like this would work for you?

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I like the console table location much better. Less crowded around the couch. I do like kathyloo's idea to move the art shelf behind the couch. It feels cluttered above the TV, but I think it would be perfect over the couch.