Need to see the furniture in the room before we can offer suggestions.

I was afraid of that. Once the movers bring it back, I won't be able to move the pieces myself :(

No worries, draw the room out and include measurements for each wall, door and window. It looks like you have only 4 chairs now? Also, what is the room behind the French door and does it have an additional entry somewhere else?

You have a lovely room, but as previously stated, it's difficult to give advice without seeing a scale drawing of the room, with all the dimensions. Once you post that, you'll get lots of responses.

Thanks! I will be back with a drawing, though perhaps not tonight.

 I have 6 chairs; 2 went for refinishing on the legs.

The glass door has a family room in it. There is another door to the room. This door we tend to keep closed due to how loud it gets in the family room. The double doors open to the kitchen. There is another entrance to that as well.

What a beautiful home! Did you measure the wall opposite the entry? Seems like there's enough space between the windows and glass door.

Depending on where you place the cabinet...

Consider putting the cabinet left of the French door as in er612's middle illustrations, so it commands attention when guests look into the room from the foyer. Then style and light it up to showcase pretties like crystal and silver. If you have none of that, get some plate stands and display the china in a pretty way that shows it to advantage. Here are a couple of styling ideas. You might want to use a shirred panels on the French door to obscure the view to the other room and so it doesn't draw attention away from the cabinet, especially at night when it will appear as a black hole.

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Table and area rug in the direction of the wood flooring.

I'm back. I'm apparently really bad at this. I measured everything 3 times and only 1 measurement changed.

Table should fit at 44" wide, working with the almost 13' wide room. An 8 x 10 rug would work.

Thank you so very much, Diana! I've laid out some painters tape. I should have the China cabinet back today. The leg for the table will arrive in a few days. This plan sits right and so well balanced, it makes me at peace to look at it. Thank you so so much!

So glad to have helped you, Jennifer! If you have any other questions let me know. Good luck and post photos of your progress!

Got the furniture back and found a clock! This set only has 6 chairs so I'm keeping my eyes peeled for similar to add. I haven't bought a rug yet and I'm still searching for a buffet/sideboard piece I like. I'll ultimately get a new light fixture in here as well.  Thank you again so so much! When I make more updates, I'll pictures again!

It says it uploaded the image but I didn't see it added. I'll check again later to see if it did

I'd love to see the progress in your dining room, @Jennifer!

May I make a suggestion regarding your dining room chairs? If all your existing 6 chairs are the same, meaning without arms, you could use upholstered arm chairs at the ends of the table. That's a great look.

What type of rug are you considering?

Good morning! Trying to upload the picture again. Haven't decided really what style of rug for this room. I just put a 9x12 Loloi ji-03 in the family room just beyond the dining room. With 4 kids (inc 2 toddlers and an infant), I'll need something very forgiving. My last house had -I think-seagrass rug. It was purchased and left behind by the previous owner.

2 of the 6 chairs have arms, so it's making it complicated. Love the set so I don't want to get rid of it but it does make it tricky.

I would move Grandfather clock to between the windows, it looks odd in the corner especially since the floor vent is in the way.

I'm really liking it. On the list is to change the light fixture but wanted to show it as it is now. Thank you all!

It's coming along very nicely, @Jennifer!

The new chandelier should be hung lower--the bottom of it should be about 30" above the table.

I would also consider curtain panels on the windows to soften all the hard materials.