I like it the way you have it now. If that is the stair showing in the 2nd picture, there isn't room to have a couch facing the FP. You need lamps, possibly a floor lamp and tall plant in the corner by the window. Then try an end table between the other couch and the FP with a lamp on it. You would be filling up the space between couch and FP so that there would be no traffic through that space. That way you can plug the lamp into the outlet to the left of the FP. Look for a beautiful painting to go over the FP.

Some inspiration

Anybody else have any ideas with more pics?? Get creative :)

Another idea to have side table between sofas plus round coffee table.

I would move sofas and see which layout is better.

Leave them as they are, or if you have space, try them back-to-back with one facing the FP.

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This is interesting layout.

I think you got enough ideas, more just would be repeat.

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For your room, I really like the arrangement posted by Celery girl with the two pink stools (not suggesting pink for you, though) facing the fireplace. They don't take up much visual space, but will provide extra seating when needed and your beautiful couches will be the stars.

The one with the turquoise couches seems to have the perfect distance and size coffee table, too. So many of those have a round coffee table in the center that can't be used by any of the seating; don't go too small with your center table.

eta: This last one by celery girl with the gray is nice, too, with the ample tufted ottoman in the middle.

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Coffee table from Home Depot

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Safavieh-Jasmine-Bi-Level-White-Gray-Coffee-Table-FOX8205A/301424738

Puffs are from Target

https://www.target.com/p/tufted-round-cocktail-storage-ottoman-red-homepop/-/A-15357650

ot Etsy https://www.etsy.com/listing/480190568/leather-pouf-ottoman-luxury-dark-tan?ref=related-7

Check Overstock for 3 piece coffee

Or

Mansel Light Oak/Black Retro Mid Century Round Coffee Table at Home depot

You can leave your sofas as they are or leave one facing the window, the other facing the fireplace and a pair of smaller scale club chairs facing the other sofa. I think I prefer leaving the sofa's facing one another and putting a pair of club chairs facing the fireplace. The sofa's are "feature" pieces - they make a statement by having those lovely curved backs.

Just looked at your pictures again. I had assumed that this was a VERY large room due to the massive fireplace and door frame, but I think I'm seeing a stairway across from the fireplace, which would mean that the room is actually quite narrow. If it's as narrow as I think it is, I'd return one of the sofas and buy two club chairs - you don't have room for anything facing the fireplace. If I'm wrong, please post more photos to show the entire room.

Here's a classic arrangement of furniture around a fireplace.

This can give you an idea of what you might put on the fireplace wall. I love an ottoman instead of a coffee table as it can provide additional seating if there is a crowd. Use small tables near your upholstered furniture for lamps and a place to set a drink.

All good ideas- Can't return the couch for club chairs- so will work with them. Celery girl - thanks so much!! love the look in the turq. couches- any idea where the tables are from?? Also I do like the idea of the low stools in front of the fireplace. Room is grand but yes somewhat narrow. I can't thank everyone enough. I will work on it and have to post some after pics

The back to back can work with long and narrow. Here, the rug provides the idea of your more narrow room.

Beautiful sofas! I like how you have them placed, but IMO the rug needs to come out lengthwise from the fireplace as shown in celerygirls photos.

Celery girl’s bottom inspo photo would be perfect for your room!

I have one curved couch and found it so challenging to arrange. It is in a home bar area so a little different but this is how we ended up styling it. I still would like to get a coffee table but haven’t found one I love yet.

Amyamy... I just want to say I love your floors.

Thank you - we had them redone prior to moving in

An oval coffee table would so complement the sofa shapes

Another idea with a curved sofa is to purchase granite cut in a round shape for a coffee table. The base would need to be custom to support it.

https://www.rugstudio.com/artistic-weavers-urban-cassidy-beige---metallic-area-rug.aspx?utm_source=froogle&ref=frg&ne_ppc_id=1760&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIttachc6V3gIVWLbACh34iQ8cEAQYBiABEgKnxfD_BwE

GEODE OPAL COCKTAIL TABLE

very pretty thanks

I think you would feature the curve in the couches better by creating a curved placement .....flare the ends out ...pull the inside ends closer together and a little further back from the fireplace...creating a fuller more graceful curve over all...they don’t have to touch in the center...but could...

This would give a better view of the windows and all the interesting wood detail...and perhaps room for two side chairs angled by the fireplace

Love the blue sofas, where could I get?