Hi Monica, I don't know what the other side of your room looks like or how big it is but this layout might work for you. I think you definitely would want some curtains to frame the french doors, some colorful pillows, maybe another rug to help separate the dining area from the living room area, and some fun artwork :)

Floor plan looks like this. I’ll add photos of all 4 walls soon. Thanks everyone!

Ana’s layout might work. You want your sofa to be much closer to the tv; not on opposite walls. Keep the dining area closer to the kitchen area.

Will it work to slide the tv 90 degrees clockwise to the wall next to the patio door and set the sofa up 10-12 feet away, and put your dining table on the other side of the room, in the next quadrant if you divide the room into 4ths and go clockwise?

Please use imperial measurements, @Monica Neda; this is a U.S.-based site.

Here are some "rules" that will help make your home look designed, rather than hodge-podge.

You'd have more placement options if the French door were sliding glass doors not needing clear interior space to open.

If I read correctly, you have about 3.7 meters wide and long? That's not a very wide or long room -- less than twelve feet (US), about 2 feet of which is countertop so you don't have a lot of choice other than put the dining area at one end and the living/seating tv area at the other end of the room.

You might be able to better define your dining space by using your larger rug beneath your table and chairs. If you prefer to use the larger rug to define your living/seating area, put the front legs of your sofa on the edge of it.

If you have a comfortable chair that goes with your sofa, you could put your smaller oval rug beneath that chair. If there a space against the wall on the right as you enter your front door (the wall that is opposite your patio doors) so you could put that shelving that is now against the wall between your tv and patio door there, with a comfortable chair on a rug in front of it facing the patio doors, consider doing that. You can still display your family treasures on the shelving that could still be seen on both sides of and above the chair.

Are you limited to where the tv can be because of cable or dish connections? You might consider putting the tv in the corner at an angle so it can be seen from more parts of the room. If you attach the tv to the wall with a swing arm, you will have more flexibility as to the angle of it.

... Then you could use your tv cabinet as a sideboard and add a couple of DIY box shelves above it to use as a hutch.

Some more thoughts:

If you hang your wall from a bracket nearer the corner, you could add a few corner shelves beneath it for your games and other media related items.

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/349451252321681042/?lp=true

The "rules" someone posted work better with much larger spaces.

Mainly, you just need your items to fit without having the room look crowded or cluttered.

Moving the decorative items off the top of what is now your tv cabinet (so it can be used as a sideboard/hutch base) and putting those items inside the shelves of your large shelving unit (moved to the other side of the room) could remove one potential source of visual clutter.

If you had sliding glass doors instead of French doors, you wouldn't need to leave so much space immediately in front of them clear. You might still consider putting a live potted plant in front of the French door you rarely open.

I notice you haven't saved photos of houzz.com rooms that might suit your house. Would be good for you and us too. :)

This uses your table - maybe a new bench [upholstered or not]. Place on opposite side away from tv seating.

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I like bench against the wall cause it might anchor and emphasize dining a bit more that way... ? 48 w x 30 D x 40 H polyester, accented with antique brass nail head trim and tall tapered legs.

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Use storage cases either directly behind a bench, or to the sides - these sort of show it:

Add yellow as blend with dining cushions ?

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Also, keep in mind that the TV position is never "fixed" -- if there's a reason you prefer the dining table on that side, and electrician can very quickly fish the cable wire over to the other side of the room for you. But I agree that TV and couch should go on one side (couch with back to kitchen or dining is ok) and dining on the other. TV is way too far from couch right now.

Don't know how much patio 'traffic' there is - but if dining happens on wall where sofa is now - sofa could go near door, with some room to walk out the door... oh well. :)

Wow! Thanks everyone!!!!!! Thank you so much!!!!! We followed your suggestions and the room tottally transformed!

Great! Can we see the new room? Please post a pic here in the comment section when you get a moment:)

Here it is! Any other suggestions are welcome!

Looks fab Monica!! Happy New Year!

Curtain rod? metal and resin with woven look:

https://www.jcpenney.com/p/jcpenney-home-woven-ball-1-in-curtain-rod/ppr5007237187?pTmplType=regular&deptId=dept20000011&urlState=%2Fg%2Fhome-store%3Fs1_deals_and_promotions%3DCLEARANCE%26id%3Ddept20000011&productGridView=medium&badge=onlyatjcp

If you really like deep red/ merlot, this might complete that wall:

https://www.jcpenney.com/p/liz-claiborne-holland-linen-velvet-pieced-100-blackout-grommet-top-curtain-panel/ppr5007708547?pTmplType=regular&deptId=dept20022800026&catId=cat100260226&urlState=%2Fg%2Fwindow%2Fcurtains-drapes%3Fitem_type%3Dcurtain%2Bpanels%26s1_deals_and_promotions%3DCLEARANCE%26id%3Dcat100260226&sort=PLH&productGridView=medium&badge=fewleft&cm_re=2%7CZA--VN--VN_DEPT-FTH_CLEARANCE_VN-2-CurtainsDrapes

Called Prairie Grass green, so it isn't too contemporary like lime would be / possibly rustic with your rustic tv unit....? just like the last post's curtain, this is $10 a panel.

https://www.jcpenney.com/p/liz-claiborne-luna-grommet-top-lined-textured-blackout-curtain-panel/pp5002280141?pTmplType=regular&deptId=dept20022800026&catId=cat100260226&urlState=%2Fg%2Fwindow%2Fcurtains-drapes%3Fitem_type%3Dcurtain%2Bpanels%26s1_deals_and_promotions%3DCLEARANCE%26id%3Dcat100260226&sort=PLH&productGridView=medium&badge=fewleft&cm_re=2%7CZA--VN--VN_DEPT-FTH_CLEARANCE_VN-2-CurtainsDrapes

I see your yellow seat cushions - this has good reviews.

https://www.jcpenney.com/p/jcpenney-home-hamilton-rod-pocket-back-tab-curtain-panel/pp5005750284?pTmplType=regular&rrplacementtype=pdp1_jrecs

everdebz....so many suggestions wow! Thank you!!! For some reason, the links aren’t working and i can’t see any of them :(

Gee Idk how that would be resolved. Maybe use a laptop of a friend, to see them at least....

Looks like you found a nice furniture arrangement. Is it working for you in terms of daily living and flow? That’s the main thing.
Are you looking for rugs? All those circle ones are too small, especially the one under the dining. 2 complementary ones can define each space and still allow a path to the sliding doors.
Even a small swivel chair could go next to your side table- good for extra seating to watch TV but also can swivel to talk to anyone at dining table.
And find fine art you love and put it on the bare walls!