The room is very nice, but I can see why you are having difficulty figuring out how to furnish it........

My suggestion is to purchase two 5 foot wide loveseats and place them facing each other with a coffee table in between on one side of the room.........The five foot width will allow passage through the room to the patio door...

On the other side of the room you can either buy a 36" round table or a long table 30" wide x 6 feet long.....

I am curious where the house is located ? It looks like none of the windows open, so you are sealed into the space all year round .........Is this true ?

You might want to add windows that open sometime in the future, unless you live in a climate that is always hostile........

This room is beautiful. The views are extraordinary! I would create two zones. The breakfast table on the left of the door. Closer to the kitchen. I would opt for a rectangle due to limited space. I would have all chairs face the view.

The right side for the seating area. One 84-96" sofa, against the window, if the space allows.
One chair facing the back of property at right angles to the sofa (placed nearer the entry to the room.
An area rug to ground the sofa.
Two identical chairs that complement the sofa and chair grouping on each side of the door at an angle to enjoy the view across the room.
Coffee table for the sofa.
Two garden stools for end tables for the door chairs.

Thank you guys! The home is located in Ohio and it would be great if some of the windows did open given that we have great weather during the summer, spring and fall. I really like the suggestions. In terms of color scheme, I was thinking white table and couches. What do you think? Also do you guys know of a program where I can upload this image and try to design the room virtually?
Thanks again!

This additional photo may have a style that's overly elaborate, but there's an elegance about it that I find interesting, so thought I'd share it.

I feel your room calls for a more contemporary elegance, such as the style reflected in the photo of the dining set with the light blue chairs above.

The concept in the bottom right photo is too country for this room, but I like the idea of a large white table, which would be beautiful with modern chairs.

Christi, on behalf of Thos. Baker

Thanks you Christi. I really like the ideas. This is the table and chairs I was thinking.

analisadf -- you're most welcome. The dining set is lovely -- perfect choice!

Christi, on behalf of Thos. Baker

analisadf -- If you do go with the beige and tan dining set, these color palettes and/or style of furnishings would be complimentary and beautiful in your sun room. Just thought I'd share a few more ideas with you. The photo with orange is almost identical to your sun room, so thought I'd post it more for furniture placement than a color option, as I don't think orange would be a great choice for this room.

Christi, on behalf of Thos. Baker

Round rug will give the dinning table and chairs its focal point and also divide the rooms.

You need to create a focal point in the room.

Two facing love seats near the kitchen with a table near the door. A centerpiece on the table and pendant light fixture above might be one way to create a focal point.

Could you possibly paint the door the same color as the walls (leaving door trim as is). This might make the door stand out less.

Thank you all. What do you think about these loveseats. Would love your input!

If you're going with the dining set above, the print love seat is a more complimentary style to the set than the beige love seat. Plus, the print and neutral colors are lovely and work nicely with the solid cushions in the dining set, as well as the wall color. It would be perfect if it had arms -- but that's only because I personally prefer seating with arms.

Christi, on behalf of Thos. Baker

Thanks Christi...I agree I would prefer it to have arms but i can not find this pattern with arms:((

I embrace the idea of a colorful print in a basically neutral room. It creates interest and allows you to accent with many of the colors found in the pattern. A pattern is always nice to add to solid colors.

You're right analisadf... it's not easy to find a love seat with arms in a neutral print. I searched, but didn't come up with anything worth posting. You could always balance it out with two occasional arm chairs in a solid fabric. That would work. :)

Christi, on behalf of Thos. Baker

Hey, thanks for the suggestions. The love seat came in and I love it!

Now i am waiting for the breakfast table and chairs and soon it will be all done

What about adding Navy blue into the scheme...I think some nice accents would pop very nicely!

Thank you all for the lovely suggestions. The breakfast table and love seat have arrived but I am still struggling with rug. I would like to add a rug for warmth but not sure what size and where to put it. As always I appreciate any input!!

One option, I would get a very large rug so that all the chair legs and at least one corner of the sofa is on the rug.

I think I would also bring the table set away from the window a little more.
I think there is enough space to place the two-seater opposite the table in front of the window.
or
bring the table forward toward the kitchen .......
With the sofa centered to the large window. They probably will not be opposite each other, but at an angle which is still ok. They might seem more functional for the table set to be closer to the kitchen.

Another option is two rugs in wide runners. Creating a walkway through the center of the room. Still thinking the sofa center of the right window. Just some ideas :-)

Beautiful space and your light neutrals are nice and light, yet bringing more cream or white into the Sunroom, will wash it all out. I would bring some wood color and patterns into the mix. You can do so by getting some colorful drapes and a large round rug in the middle. Will tie the look all together. And don't forget the pillows on the couch.

As you round the corner of your kitchen, going towards the left side, your dining room table over in front of your window.

On the left side, your can put a love seat and a couple comfy chairs with small round tables.