These are a couple other couches I liked

You need to post the dimensions of the room and the measurements for the sofas. I'm thinking those pieces will be too large. You may find that a sofa plus one or two armchairs and an ottoman is easier to fit. Also easier to move and fit into a different place.

Are you set on a sectional (and so large?) as placement choice is narrowed down now and in future homes. Also keep in mind that when furniture is displayed in a large store, sense of scale is lost and often people are shocked with its size in their room and limitations. I’d suggest a couch and two chairs instead for this room.

Before buying:

Layout: Find an on line room planner, include dimensions and structural components. Think about seating needs, tv placement if need be, etc and experiment, as this is not an easy room. If you could provide a drawing and dimensions, you will get some helpful advice. Advise or provide pictures of pieces you might already have.

Style: Look at lots of inspiration pictures on Pinterest and Houzz. Search modern farmhouse, or traditional, or rustic farmhouse. Save your favorites and you’ll start to see a pattern and it makes decisions easier regarding a window treatmet, accessories, etc. Good luck.

Don’t think a sectional is the better choice.

I take it the rug is staying?

With careful measurements you might be able to do a corner sectional.

We need measurements. The front door is awkward and may be too close to the picture window for this arrangement.

The most versatile seating for almost any room is a 3-seat sofa and two comfortable upholstered armchairs; they can be swivels if you like. If you buy one of those sectionals, you'll be on here in no time asking how to make it fit your space. If you like the sectional look, you can go with a smaller chaise sofa. Make sure it is the reversible kind where the chaise can flip from right to left. That will give you more options in working with different properties since you're a renter for now. Keeping it in a neutral color will make it more flexible if you move elsewhere.

As others advise, I'd think twice about buying a sectional sofa, particularly for a rental. They are an expensive purchase and what works in one space all too often doesn't work in another space due to size, doorways, windows, fireplaces, etc. So unless you're planning to stay put for quite a few years, I'd stick with a sofa and chairs, which are much more versatile over the long haul. If you do go with a sectional, consider buying used from a good consignment store. Good luck with your move.

What is the room being used for? Is there TV watching? If yes then place your TV first and foremost then furniture. Forgo the sectional as others have stated it will be for this house only and will not move with your comfortably to many others.

No sectional for sure. They are usually super big and they limit your options for furniture arrangement severely.

As someone else said, buy a couch and a couple chairs you love. Much much easier to arrange than one humongous piece. Plus that room pictured doesn’t look very big.

The dimensions of the room are : big window wall = 181in (141 in with door open)

Small window wall = 176.5in

Back wall = 146in

The room does feel larger than the pictures show. I will be there at least 2 years but more than likely 5.

The room will be used for relaxing, spending time with family and watching tv. Since the tv would fit best on the back wall, I figured a sectional would allow the best option for people to face the tv, where chairs or even a love seat would face them in different directions. That is why I was looking at sectionals. I do love the thought and look of a chaise but it’s not a deal breaker if I don’t have one