What are the rooms where the walk thru's go? Is this a living room? No windows? No TV? No one room with that many walk thru's can be designed or laid out in a vacuum.

This room is adjacent to my foyer upon entering the front door. It will be a formal sitting room with no TV (we already have a family room). The 2.5ft walkthrough is to our bar area. There is a large window behind the loveseat looking into the front yard

Do you have an overall floor plan?

It looks to me like. You have one-too many chairs in the room, causing one to turn their back to the loveseat. I’d put two of the chairs closer to one another at the top of the page and then just have one “floater”.

No I'm sorry I don't. This used to be our formal dining room, which we never used, so I wanted to transform it into a space that we would use. I was unsure if I could put this much furniture in the room. Our house is a very open concept so the room feels bigger than the picture. Our foyer has a curved staircase and 20-foot ceilings that connect to this room

Who would want to sit on a sofa facing the backs of chairs?

You have three walk-thru doorways. I assume the one at the bottom is next to the foyer. The small one in the upper left corner is access to your bar area. What does the other large opening on the lower left open directly to?

I have a room that used to be my formal dining room (didn't need it - have seating at kitchen island + in large kitchen nook) - it has one large doorway (foyer) + another one to the kitchen. I made a conversation area using four leather chairs + a round coffee table. I am adding a wine wall where your sofa is located. I think that layout works better - especially since you have a third opening. Do you need the sofa?

I would eliminate the sofa.

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I wouldnt be happy, having to sit on the sofa in front of a big window. I would prefer that sofa be elsewhere in the room, where I could look through the window to the yard. The walkways behind the chairs, do not look like they are wide enough, to walk through, safely and comfortable for everyone.