What a lovely room! I think it looks great and maybe just a new rug and paint to refresh. Following to see what the talented decorating folks suggest.

It's a nice room, it just needs a few tweaks. First, I notice that there are a lot of little items. I'd eliminate about half of the stuff you have on the tables. If you barely have room to put a drink on a table it's over decorated. I think the coffee table is also out of proportion to the sofas. It seems too large and high. Something smaller and lighter would go better.

Also isn't the TV a little high?

More photos, please! But with what you've shared:

-Consider rearranging furniture to focus on one or all of your three best assets - those amazing windows/outside view, the fireplace, and that huge TV! Don't be afraid of angles with sofa arrangement.

-Add ceiling fan(s) so you can get rid of the box fan and upright fan in the photos, further decreasing the clutter (it's not *that* cluttered, by the way). If one of those is for heat, you can get a fan with heat function.

-It could be the photos, but the room appears dark, despite all that glass. The ceiling fan with light would help, but you can also replace the decorative round dining table with a large floor lamp, and/or add other table and floor lamps in the room.

-No window treatments? I love preserving the view and light, but something sheer could add some softness to all that drywall and glass.

-New, brighter, paint is always a good refresher.

Thanks Mark! What are your thoughts on mounting the TV to the fireplace? The fan and the heater were only there temporairily, air conditioning went out and it was cold last night and I didn’t want to turn the heat on yet.

Some of the windows are being replaced, I’m sure you noticed they aren’t clear. I like your ceiling fan idea.

The coffee table is too big any thoughts On what would look better?

the wall with the tv needs something. Maybe hanging the tv on the fireplace would work.

How high is your mantle? A TV up there looks like a pain in the neck!

How many people typically watch TV in here at once?

Lol! Two, unless the whole family is home.

I think your TV is in the perfect location on that wall. You can see the fireplace, the TV, and out the windows at the same time.

Do you think the tv is too high? Maybe I need a different stand. What about the big empty wall?

the TV could probably be lowered a bit according to deco's diagram above. We have a 70" only about 20" off the floor, I think, and it's a comfortable height.

I'm wondering about rotating the rug 90' and place the sofa so it's facing the TV instead of the loveseat. Maybe a pair of armchairs in front of the bay window to block less of the view toward the outdoors.

I like the TV remaining on the wall too- that said, now that I see the photos, the TV isn't as big as I thought, and that wall could use some art or decor to the left to balance things out.

Another thing that might help there is a looong, but narrow picture ledge under the TV - the soundbar can be mounted on it so you don't see the dangling wire, and you can lean some art or photos to the left and right of the TV.

Another crazy idea would be to create an accent "frame" for the TV - a large rectangle maybe 1-2-feet larger than the TV, and either a painted accent color, or built with tile or wood planks. It would help ground the TV on that large wall.

I like the fireplace remaining a fireplace, but it's a lot of brick - you need much larger art there as well, and possibly a tall vase on the left or right of the mantle for some asymmetry.

How wide is the TV?

How wide is the wall?

How far does the hearth protrude into the roo,\m?

Should I paint the room a lighter color? Maybe a color scheme, pillows, art, rug?

Regarding the TV wall... I think the TV could move away from the door a couple feet; so the TV is centered between the front of the hearth and the corner on the right.

Secondly, a TV console should be around 1.5x the width of your TV , so ~97.5”.

If the TV is lowered to within about six inches of the console, they’ll work together better.

Heidi,

It’s an old tv armoir that I painted with chalk paint and turned it into a liquor cabinet.

Benjesbride,I should move the tv more to the right an get a longer higher tv stand?

How should I center the couch?

Can you post a sketch of the room with dimensions and include the hearth projection as well as the size of the sofa?

I am moving things around per some of your recommendations and trying furniture (just for size) from another room, and I’m not planning on using my sons unfinished painting just trying it out for size.

Truly beautiful room with all those great windows. Seem to have a nice view as well.

Less small items would yield a less cluttered vibe.

A taller tv cabinet beneath the tv could hide the wire/cable.

Tall thin lamps (silver color or brass) with white shades could be one item change that could lighten the room.

Living plants could as well.

You might try rotating the bar armoire (barmoire?) and pushing It up against the fireplace wall to look like a built in.

Then, maybe the sofa can go back a bit so it doesn’t cover so much of the fireplace.

I have looked and looked at your room to see what can be done, and I am basing my ideas that you want to try and hold onto your furniture. And without a floor plan, I am going to suggest this: 1. the room seems very dark and I love the windows! I would spend money on repainting the whole room in something lighter....try this color SW7566 Westhighland White. 2. is there a way to push out the larger sofa to be closer to the window (but not on top of the window)? This will help with your oversized coffee table not appearing to be so over-powering in the seating area. 3. I am not sure what material the larger round table is but can this be re-stained (or strip the white paint) in a wood tone? I would then move this between the 2 sofas in lieu of the smaller occasional table....this can be moved to the other side of the large sofa if you still want to keep it. 4. I am in agreement with quite a few....the piece of furniture I would replace is that low piece below the TV and but a taller piece with closed doors so that you can store the TV equipment, videos, etc. 5. I would take the bar armoire and move it straight against the wall 90 degrees from your fireplace. 6. In the corner I would then put some money into a really good artificial tree (unless you have a green thumb and buy a real tree) and put it in the corner....nothing is nicer than greenery in a room like this as it brings in the outside....but make sure that it is TALL so don't cheapen out on this. 7. I would also declutter....I like decorative items but in your situation, less is better. 8. Someone mentioned a larger piece of art for the fireplace....I also like that idea as well. Hope that this helps!