I'd think about turning it into a cozy library/study. Fill the space on the wall you currently have your desk on with bookshelves and pull the desk away from the wall, perpendicular to the shelves. Get a couple of small guest chairs facing the desk, and maybe add a cozy armchair with an ottoman/reading lamp in the other corner. The current chair you have in there is too big/out of proportion for the space.

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I'm confused -- this is essentially an extra room, or this is your main living space? in either case, how to furnish it depends on how you need to use it. Is this the main place you watch TV? hang out with friends? read? The suggestions above are all good, but they assume different answers to the fundamental What Room Is This question, without which we're all just hand-waving.

What do you want to use the room for? Pool table/game room, office, media room, library, hobby, guest lounge?

Get rid of the two chairs, as you said. Move the printer to the right of the window where there is an outlet. Do you need a special table or center for your crafts or do they happen at the desk? If at the desk, then I would bring the TV back and set it on a credenza where you now have the printer. Then get a nice, comfy pair of swivel, rocker recliners and float them out in front to watch TV, read or relax. Don't let them get too big and bulky or puffy though. Keep a low profile with them.

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I was trying to pick up on the sea salt; just keep it lighter and pretty, not too masculine; this is mostly your room, right?

Simple bean bags will work when kids come along. You can toss them in a closet when the adults want the space.

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