I did think about that - but if it is our TV/movie room I just feel like couches are more comfy than chairs... did anyone else have any ideas where to put furniture?

The all black kitchen looks scary as. Maybe because there's no lightness in there at all.

Hi I have recently moved into a new house and am needing some advice on how best to utilise the living/dining room. The room is a bit tricky as there are very few walls with no windows/doors to place the TV on. Currently with the set up the angle between the TV and the sofa is not great. I also feel that with the current layout there is a lot of wasted space in the middle of the room. The photos are from the house listing so that is not my furniture...I currently only have the furniture in the floor plan (minus to 2 arm chairs but I would like to get some arm chairs for a reading corner) Any advice on where to best position the TV living area and the dining are would be great. Thanks

The first couple of questions I'd want to know would be -- how much do you watch TV , and how often do you just sit chatting ? Also , what do the double lines between the 'drawing' and 'tv lounge' , and the 'ent lobby' and 'tv lounge' signify ? It doesn't appear to be a step , nor does it show as a fixed door ? Anyway , depending on priorities ( such as keeping an eye on kids while cooking ; or hiding the spouse when visitors arrive haha ) I would consider swapping the drawing and tv lounge , and put the TV on the solid wall in the 'front' room ( now called the TV lounge ) , that way you can spread 3 or 4 chairs and couches around the walls , similar to the existing plans , but to me the other bonus would be you can have suitable plants in pots in the 'open' area , and they'd be seen if you arrange the chairs in what is now the drawing room to suit -- basically , make that the area you sit and talking in , and make the plants part of the view and the conversation . There MAY even be the possibility of having a main TV in the 'new' front tv lounge , and still do a smaller 27 or 32 inch TV on a bracket in the 'old' tv lounge -- best of both worlds , and even the possibility of 2 seperate channels , without people heading to their bedrooms ( again , that depends on who is living there , and how 'dependent' they are on TV ) , but basically for a few hundred dollars ( if you have to buy another new TV ) you have another option ? Just a thought or two . . . . . . .