please draw the room on paper with dimensions of each wall, location of doors, and windows.

In the meantime, I'm attaching a rather unique idea. I think it could be too busy for you, but you could certainly edit as you see fit.

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Can we please see alll sides of the room?

Below are some more photos and a layout. I also included a picture of where a large piece of art could go. I forgot to draw in the window. There is a large window - albeit we don't get much light from it, on the opposite end of the room from the wall.

If putting up art, where would you align it? Centred on the wall or lined up with the dining table and the dip in the wall?

Also about the idea above, I think it looks great. I just don't think there's enough space to make it work. :(

If the table was turned to be parallel with the back of the sofa, could the piano fit on the (problem) end wall? With 12+ ft, you could even scoot the sofa closer to the tv if need be. Can't see the tv size, but this may be helpful.

https://www.crutchfield.com/S-xZWDNZTqc5d/learn/learningcenter/home/TV_placement.html

We're going to try it. We've been doing some measurements and it might work. The TV is 55 inches, so fairly large, but still doable.

Does the piano fit on the powder room wall? Looks close and there are no dimensions for that wall, but the walkway looks wide enough to handle it.
I was also wondering it the tv could go on the outside wall and then you'd turn your sectional to accommodate.
Just ideas.

Agree with Lisa. Piano would be nice in the LR. Plus the bench adds a bit of casual seating for a overflow crowd. That way you might add a server in your DR for more storage.

I would consider doing something with that back wall like trimming it out in a unique way and then painting it as your accent wall. Move the to LR or downstairs which will allow the dining table to shift more to the left, and that chandelier can shift left also. Anyway I think it would open up your traffic flow better.

The powder room wall is only a bit over 1m/3ft, so the piano doesn't fit there. The walkway also would be too cramped as the piano is about 2.5ft deep.

At the moment, I think rotating everything clockwise 90 degrees may be the best option. The measurements seem to work. Thinking back, the reason we had left the "problem wall" bare in the beginning was because I wanted to make a pass-through window in there from the kitchen to the dining room. However, we abandoned the idea due to plumbing in the wall. I never even considered rotating the furniture until now!

Sorry for the delayed reply. My husband kept putting off helping me move the furniture, and I finally just did it myself. Took a bit of strategy and I was happy to discover the piano had wheels! The mirror will get put back on top of the piano. It's so heavy, I need handy-men to do it properly. The work station is temporary during the pandemic. The chandelier will also be unswagged and hung straight, where it would be centred on the dining table. I am also planning on switching out the dark chairs for a lighter option.

Thanks for the suggestion!