I can't believe I'm saying this, but for your culture would you be able to get two sectionals that face each other? Or are the green items bought and not returnable?? It is a tough room to get this much or more seating in without looking unwelcoming. I would remove at least two chairs and see if that helps. Maybe get some "stools" for folks who just want to sit for a few minutes and then move about?

Could it work wth 3 sofas at far end around a table and on the near end the 4 chairs grouped around the other table. Alternate chairs, white across from white, green across from green. That makes 2 groupings and yet all is walkable. Then add some accessories And wall decor.

3 sofas at far end won't work due to the door. But could the reverse work? Not sure. I'll have to do some further looking at that.

Tried a couple things, but no real success. Here is one of the concepts, but the transportation around the space isn't up to standard. I like 3' of space for a walkway and this doesn't have that at all. So, the idea of a round coffee table and chairs does work on the far end or opposite way. Just too many doors and not enough width to the room.

This is 13' across and 21 feet long. Each square is equal to 1 sq. foot. You will have to do the conversion, but you get the concept. Do you have a terrace outside that could be overflow for seating?

Option 4 - not optimal, but potential.

Hi - I love your room! I like the original way you have it set up. The colors and rug are lovely. I would get a few white faux fur pillows for the couches and put an awesome floor lamp in the corner by the chairs. I’d also add some

art or a gallery wall.

Your furniture is gorgeous, and very luxurious. I think you've done great with placement and, as many have already suggested, you just need accessories to give the room life.

One large painting, inside the framed moulding behind the green couch to the right, with orange, golds, and greens.

Wallpaper just the one wall, behind the green couch to the left of your first pix; something along the lines of what Patrick chose, it's gorgeous.

I would see into reupholstering the green/gold chair (not sofa) with something in burnt orange, and in a different texture than the furniture you already have. If you don't want to, then maybe break up the room by swapping one of the white/gold chairs for the green/gold chairs.

I would also get a throw - in gold or burnt orange, as well as some pillows.

I'd leave the rug...it's a great MUTE color for the space and it's gorgeous. I think changing the rug into something patterned, OR with greens in it, is going to make the room too busy.

Long, flowing curtains that have many colors, but are all muted, would work beautifully as well.

I like the green plant, with gold stand, in the second pix.

Not a fan of the wall art. :)

niccidig -I love that wallpaper. Do you have the source?

Floor to ceiling white drapes, plants including something big like bird of paradise, sheepskin, arc lamp, throw pillows.

Just posting to discuss style or color....

An elegant Gray wallpaper with a sophisticated silver radiance. The scrolling design is a clean contemporary take on an art nouveau swirl.

https://www.houzz.com/product/16105259-mila-gray-mini-classical-wallpaper-bolt-contemporary-wallpaper

This might play up the pattern in rug / and similar color so room looks unified, with no additional colors or major contrasts.

Royalty is a large-scale luxury damask pattern with intricate detailing on a metallic backdrop. It has a highly elegant look with its rich layering and tonal range. Use it in a dining room as a feature wall design for a high impact look.

https://www.houzz.com/product/36012149-ivory-royalty-wallpaper-double-roll-traditional-wallpaper

How do you guys all find these stunning wallpapers? Amazingly beautiful!

niccidig - Thank you for the source.

Search on houzz, using any word[s] you think of, and choose 'shop'... here's a stunner, but black --

A pretty element with emerald green is a vase full of peacock feathers- quite the luxurious statement. Can you get them where you are?

Here is some idea of layout. Use your sofa instead of bench.

Is that your new arrangement, Ayesha? It looks like it will do exactly what you need it to do, have communal gatherings. If so, keep it. Now all you need is some art you love.

By the way, I have two long emerald velvet loveseats. The color is delicious so I truly love your choices.

Ayesha Ah I like your last layout. How about moving the chairs so that they are closer to the table?

Oh, I had forgotten. There are things I'd change but the important thing is that it works for you and your lifestyle. Maybe at this point in time it is the best--unless you dislike it.

Yes, big art that lives up to the beautiful couch colors. Take a look at this one ART

Posting this photo for inspiration purposes only.

I think you need a large dramatic chandelier to define the space. Floor to ceiling drapery panels in a solid silk dupioni. Emerald green like the sofas would be gorgous.

I agree on wallpapering the moulded areas in a dramatic wallpaper. i would do a white on white wallpaper. Nothing colourful but rather something to add texture. Like this

You can still do dramatic art work with it but it will add some dimension to the room. Last i think your really need to lose two of the chairs. I know you want as much seating as possible . Bring in some upholstered stools that can easily be slid under sofa tables or around room. They can be pulled for seating but not make the room look cluttered or give it the furniture lining the wall waiting room look. Ignore the color of upholstery on this as you naturally would get some to coordinate with your space but something like this.

Drapes didn’t post

Ayesha, I saw the same room Pink peony posted on Instagram and it reminded me right away of what you may be trying to achieve. The pillows, chandelier, lamps, all soften and make the room look more inviting. I liked her suggestion of white on white wallpaper.