A floor plan with exact measurements and indications as to which of those doors/windows need to remain accessible (ie. traffic flow) would be ideal. An idea of what is immediately outside this space and information on how, if at all, the two areas need to function together would also be helpful. Then, some ideas on what you are hoping to be doing in this room. It is impossible to offer suggestions for furnishings without knowing the answers to these questions. Conversation/entertaining? TV viewing? Will plants be part of it? Reading?

In the meantime, congratulations for getting a nice match on your tile and wall colour!

What a pretty room! As the above poster asked, what would you like to do in this room?

This is what I’m thinking.

not putting a tv in there. Just a sitting room with coffee and wine bar

It’s a lovely room. What color paint did you use?

Edgecomb grey

Very nice space.

Really like the uncomplicated MCM and Amish furniture for this room -- simple uncomplicated lines for furnishings that let the view be the focal point of the room..

So, if I'm reading your plan correctly, there is an inward opening French door on the left side of the middle window/door element that seems to be leading to an outer deck. This is less than ideal from a furniture arrangement standpoint since the room has a traffic pattern that runs more or less through its centre.

Four chairs would get my vote because they will be more flexible than a loveseat and two chairs. A loveseat often only accommodates only 1 person unless of course, the 2 people seated there are a couple or very familiar. As to style, I would look for cues in the rest of your home. It seems from the glimpse we get, to be quite a bit more traditional than MCM furniture would convey, simple lines notwithstanding.

Is the tile underheated? If not, and possibly even if it is, this room will almost certainly benefit from an area carpet to anchor the conversation grouping in the middle of the room.

What a great space! We thought sharing a few designs here might help you with your dilemma. Note the furniture in each space.

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