nben1, Hi, I would open a 42" to 45" opening on both ends of the wall between living and study. That would leave room for a TV with components in a unit below. A desk would be nice in the back left corner of the study, with art or photo above, a chair in the back right corner and a chaise or small sofa on the wall behind the tv. That would make everything look roomier and make the study more inviting. In the living an L shaped seating would be nice floating with a small console behind. Good luck!

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Hi, Being vintage, these buildings carry a very important cultural and heritage value apart from the interest that they generate across people. You can still bring in values of modernity and make them relevant in today's world (clutter-free style) without disturbing the building's aura. We would recommend that you consider revamping and restoration here. Where is this located? We would be happy to help you here.