IMO 1/2 cut tiles on either side if that fixes the issue BUt It always helps to show us the space and the tile. Why such huge tiles since those will require a fabulous tile setter to do this right and a perfectly level flat surface too. This is just going in one space I assume maybe in the basemen .

This is the tile and it’s the family room which opens out to the patio.

I do not understand the tile is already layed from what I see so how could you do it differently now ? I am curious s to why that tile but that is just being curious.

There shouldn't be a gap at the door.

Was there a reason the wood floor I see on the stairs/upper level wasn't continued in this space for a cohesive look between levels? This large sized tile, the pattern and the stacked contemporary layout make for a sleek/modern look and the rustic stacked stone fireplace, wood mantle, retro wood railing and raised panel door are at odds with the style of the tile.

Half tiles on either side will look best

Odd. I recall our installers specifically started our 24x48 tiles in front of the patio doors so there wouldn’t be any issues. Are these real tile pros from a reputable tile shop?

This is why you need WAY more than 10% overage with large format tiles. That's going to need 50% overage.