I like the tall floor lamp in the far corner and the sculpture on the other end of the sofa. It looks like a switch of the end tables could work nicely, leaving the sculpture where it is.

Another option would be to totally remove the large end table on the right end of the sofa. It's not serving much purpose. In fact, this might be the better option, remembering that less is more!

I agree the light should stay in the corner, but the other end table is too low for the sculpture. Could you find a different table?

I'll give it a try to remove the far end table, should I move the floor lamp out a bit more? I think it's too close to the corner. I had a chance to use a smaller sculpture, do you think what I have is too tall? Thanks for all suggestions!

I think the sculpture is fully visible where it is and while it would look great on a taller pedestal, I like it where it is.

Yes, I agree that the floor lamp is too close to the corner and without the table, it should move closer to the sofa.

Removed the corner table, pull the floor lamp out a bit. I do like the clean look there. Should I try to pull the seat closer to the love seat?

Sorry I know I maybe asking stupid questions but I'm trying to learn.

This is a better picture for the seat that's out quite a bit from the love seat.

Where is your rug from? It looks so fluffy and cozy. I have no design advice, I just love how your space looks!

I bought it from IKEA

Thanks, still trying to make it better if I can!

off subject, but is any seating facing fireplace?

No, there's a TV on the opposite wall of the fireplace.

I love how it looks without the table by the floor lamp!
As far as the chair and loveseat go, I think it looks fine how it is! I couldn't quite tell, but as long as the chair and loveseat have the same distance from the side table, it's great... But I'm just a little bit of a "perfectionist" in that regard.

What is it that you are calling the "seat"? Do you mean the chair or the ottoman? The ottoman should be centered on the sofa. It does appear now that the end table with the sculpture is not serving the chair at all, nor the sofa. Have you ever had it on the other side of the chair, so that if you're sitting in the chair, the end table with the sculpture would be on your right? If you choose to move the table to this new location and the sculpture blocks the TV, then I suggest you get a black pedestal in a simple square shape about 36" high, for the sculpture.

I like this black pedestal in the 11.5 x 36" size. http://www.pedestalsource.com/Economy/BlackLaminatePedestal.htm

Here's a table that could work nicely beside the chair.

Here are some pictures

and this is a drawing of the layout where I have the area rug and seating arrangement.

It's really a very attractive room! What do you not like about it?

Had to go away and now back, removing one corner table at the far end helps and moving the floor lamp away from the corner. I was trying to perfect everything but i think it's pretty good where everything is. Much appreciate for all the suggestions.

this is what I would do! Move the two seater to the side of the wall below the art work - then move the bench that you are using as a coffee table now to the place where the two seater currently is and this would serve as extra seating. Then move the floor lamp from the corner and bring it a little closer to the side of the two seater (below the art work now in its new postion) and move the end table with the sculpture to the other side of the two seater in its new position (that is, one end will have the lamp and one end will have the sculpture) and move the side table with the glass top to the center and use it as a center table!