TV is too large for the room. Move it to the wall opposite the double window. Sofa in front of double window and 2 chairs with table between on the wall with 2 windows

Reduce the TV "stand" to a much lower profile credenza that is at least 25% wider than the set itself. It is right in the traffic path from the front door now. Put it on the larger wall and put the fireplace between the two windows at the end.

Your room is so long -- do you need to watch it that way --

tv question for end wall, between windows? .... I wonder why no one hides a large tv behind curtains, but yours would be neat and trim all the way across the wall....and same fabric for other window...

Maybe 3 curtain rods on farthest wall from entry --

"cover TV with inexpensive IKEA panels or bleached drop cloths for an even cheaper option." from:

https://www.blesserhouse.com/12-ideas-to-decorate-around-a-tv/

Another, from Bob Villa: "Hang curtains on a wall so you can quickly conceal and reveal your hanging flat-screen TV. Another spin on this method would be to hang the television between two smaller windows and mount a curtain rod to span the width of both windows and the television. In this way, you could create the illusion of a full wall of windows."

https://www.bobvila.com/slideshow/9-ways-to-make-your-tv-look-at-home-46542

If you have another room that would work better for living room, you could consider using front room as dining room and dine by fireplace.

Here is a scale of the room. I would like to have an area coming in the entry door designated as foyer. I’m at lost with this room. The original picture shows the fireplace with tv mounted above but can remove and place elsewhere since we moved and added the front door. Any suggestions with pics would be appreciated

Get rid of that whole fireplace unit. There is nothing attractive about it. Arrange seating under the ceiling fan, backing to the windows, with the tv on the long blank wall opposite the windows. Put a console table where you have the tv now.

If you are going to use this room as a living room, I agree that you are better off without the fireplace unit in the room. If you have a dining room or other available room in the house, consider moving the unit there. And I would put a sofa on the one available wall, I.e. the long, window-free wall. And put tv on a long, low console, across from sofa. TV would be in front of window(s).

Window treatments can control glare issues when/ if necessary.

Just another question abut your life/ lifestyle does it include game table, crowds coming over for tv. Also wondering if you might you have a large canvas of art, to hang on the end wall between windows.

Tv work then on side wall.... ?

Would family like table and chairs by the end wall [65"]

Cheap idea for curtains not your question.... each 1 for each 100"W, 1 for each window and 2 for side wall's window.

"Weighted hem and unlined 100-inch-by-96-inch panel is made from 100% polyester that is easy to wipe clean and thick enough to keep the light out. Its wide grommets make it simple to slide open or shut."

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Oriental Weavers Highlands Grey/Blue Lattice Indoor Area Rug 7'10"X10'10" · More Info

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I just noticed the fp and it's electric. Maybe it'd look nice on 65" wall, with 1 lounge type c hair, or 2 smaller chairs...

here's 'pattern' near fp and simple solids [?]

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The foyer -- some would place an 'entry console' right behind a sofa -- a lamp by wall outlet... and to turn on when entering.

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We might suggest trying to move the TV to the wall with no windows, and then place seating facing the TV.

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