It would be OK to remove the mirror and wall fixtures with the table. A little unused space can be relaxing. Also, the white drapes and rod have too much presence. Simple inside the frame blinds in a neutral color would fade into the background.

There is nothing wrong with your curtains.

I would remove your mirror and the shelf unit below it.

Please try to find some artwork or something else to put in that space.

In the future, when you put up photos of your room, it is easier for us to see a room that is well lit by day light or fixtures, not by the television.

Post a picture of the entire room. Remove the console and the mirror. The mirror is hung too high. Move the TV to that spot. It spot. It should not be blocking the window. The sofas may need to be adjusted but without pictures hard to tell

The pictures should be taken with more light… tv off.. and as far back as possible to show the whole room…most of your things can be probably be used … just relocated to function better..from what we can see you have 2 focal points… the fireplace and the tv….the furniture placement should serve both

Hi. The mirror and the sconces are too high.

Yes, you should remove the console table.

The tv looks really awkward in that corner.

Bottom line, the floor plan needs to be looked at before you do anything. I will help you with that. Please post a photo of all 4 walls of the room. Thanks!

The problem is scale. You have tiny furniture on a huge wall and the biggest piece (tv) is squished in the corner and blocking the window. Remove the mirror and console and center the tv on that wall. Then either create a gallery wall around the tv or put large matching bookcases on either side of the tv console.

Remove the mirror, table, sconces. A nice artwork only will look much better there with nothing else or even a grouping of pictures or photos.

Here are all the angles looking into living room. So the main issue is that my husband has to see the tv from his recliner. With that being said, it limits how we can arrange the furniture.

Simple, get rid of your husband.

Or the TV . Sorry but honestly maybe find another place for TV I actually never like the TV and the FP iin the same room they fight eachother always that is why so many put the TV on top of the FP not a good spot but solves the 2 focal point mess.

This can work. However, you will need to move the loveseat into another room. The room is just not large enough for all of this furniture.

Plus, the loveseat is currently awkwardly in a foot traffic area.

Here is what I propose.

That would not leave enough seating for the family. We have a small house and this is the only place to gather. When we first bought the house new, 25 years ago, the tv connection was where the loveseat is. However , we moved it because we wanted to be able to see tv from the kitchen since it’s open to it.

I am open to moving it there if it makes sense but I don’t think it would.

I’ve taken out the console table as people suggested.

Have you tried the TV/console flat against that wall where the mirror is? Of course, mirror would have to be removed. TV would be in view from recliner and kitchen. If you have to keep the love seat, I would remove the end table/lamp. Add a tiny drink table, if needed.

Is the recliner a swivel recliner?

No it’s not. What was your thought?

Sometimes there is no magic solution, when there is too much furniture for a room. The attached is the best I can come up with, if all want to view tv and using this furniture.

I suggest, next time you purchase furniture, buy a reclining sofa.

I like what CDR Design came up with. Another suggestion would be to leave the tv where it is but add the loveseat beside it under the mirror to make an L shape with the couch. I have a small living room and need more furniture than really looks great too so I understand the dilemma