These are the 3 ways I can see, the last being my least favorite as you cant look out the window, and glare on the tv. I see here too that there is no overhead lighting, so you also want to think about how you can place tables, for lamps and or floor lamps.

Thank you! This is super helpful! Forgive me, I'm new to floor plans, are the squares tables? My wife likes 1. I like 1 as well, but my only concern is having to look to the side to see the tv, but that might just be something I have to live with. I guess 2 would be best for tv watching purposes, but I suppose if it really bothers me I can always move a chair over if I'm watching something long like a movie or baseball game. Thanks again!

I have a similar layout, and long skinny rooms are tricky!

I like #1 the best, but I’d you’re concerned about craning your neck, put a TV in a corner unit next to the big window. You could move one of the chairs to the opposite corner of the shorter wall.

I think option number 1 is the best----you definitely want the TV on that far wall so it's not the first thing you see when you walk in from your front door. I disagree with the idea of a corner TV unit---the beauty of this room is going to be enhanced by a clean floorplan that contains enough negative space for the eye to rest....not filling in the corners with furniture. You'll have one really great spot on the sofa/sectional for TV watching and you can use swivel chairs on the window side and pair the chair closest to the front door with an ottoman and that becomes the 2nd great spot for TV watching. I have a 3-d rendering program that would help you visualize the furniture layouts better and Ethan Allen has some mid century modern lines that would look awesome in this room! Contact me for more details!!!

Wall Mount the tv on a pullout swivel, so it can be slightly angled for watching.