You can either use 3 seater sofa with 2 side table on the long wall and 2 seater on window wall

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use long L shape or sectional sofa

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Or use armchair near the window like this

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Bench near window

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Use light color carpet, square ottoman or circle coffe table

L shaped sofa and an armchair

Hello,

It looks like it is a pretty long and narrow room. I would be happy to help you out with the layout if you give me some dimmensions.

Does the long wall include the doors (purple line) or not (red line)?

How wide are the shelves (yellow line) close to the windows?

How wide is the fireplace (green line)?

Hom much space will there be left between the wall on the left and the fireplace (blue line) once it has been installed?

Based on these I will create some layouts for you :)

Jarek

www.studiomoodetc.com

Thanks so much all for responding!! Jarek, thank you, to answer your questions:

Red line is 5.1m
Purple like is 6.8m - we have a bit of wall behind the door!
Yellow line is close to the window, about 15cm gap between the ledge and shelf. The shelf is about 2.5m in length, and that’s the same the other side of the TV too
Green line (fireplace) is 1.93m
For the blue line, the fireplace is staying as is (as in its distance, it’s being stone cladded!) and floor tiles are in place, distance from that to the wall is 3m

Thank you so much!

Out

Hello again,

I had a play with some layout ideas.

Here's what I came up with:

1) In this room layout I've used a straight sofa design (250cm wide). Assuming the room will me mainly used for TV you need a sofa opposite it for the best viewing experience.

This big sofa should be enough to comfortably sit 3 grown-ups.

I've places a smaller curved sofa by the windows so it provides aditional seating space as well as visually shortening the room. There is a floor lamp next to it so it can be a nice cosy space for lounging or reading a book.

On the other side of the room there's an armchair with a side table and another floor lamp. I've placed an oversized artwork/a mirror on the bottom wall to fill it up and create a bit of interest there.

2) In this layout I've used a long sofa - this one is 360cm wide. This would create a more strimlined space by accentuating the shape of the room.

Two armchairs either end of the room provide additional seating as well as add variety to a space dominated by straight lines.

3) In this layout I have created the L shape sofa using modular units 100x100cm. It's not a chaise longue sofa - I think you need that short part by the windows to have backrests so it kind of 'holds the room together' visually. It also is more practical to have an actual seat rather than just somewhere to put your feet up.

(There's floor space for a small footstool left should you need it.)

In all of these ideas I've used wall lights behind the sofa to add more mood and visually break up the wall. These can be plugged in if you are not keen in adding fixed wall lights.

I also used an organic shaped coffee table, curved armchairs and round side tables to softer the look of your room. It is a long room with the tv wall full of strong lines - the way to softer it is by choosing round and curved shapes.

I think each of this layouts could work well for you depending on how you want to use the space. Think about film night; maybe a match day? When you entertain, and when you are by yourself with a cup of tea - which option gives you the most use of this room?

Hope this helps you with your decision :)

P.S. I would be happy to assist you futher with your project if you'd want me to. (Just message me on my profile.)

Jarek

www.studiomoodetc.com