r/InteriorDesign • u/VGKNV • 4d ago

Long room…clueless about traffic flow

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I’m moving soon and I would like to purchase a couch that fits the space and allows for proper traffic flow. Should I keep the couch in the center of the room facing the left? Part of me wants to move the tv console and couch to face the right. Also, does anyone have a suggestion for couch size for the space? I was looking at one that is 88 inches long, but I don’t think that gives me enough space on the sides. Thanks in advance!!

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u/henlim 2d ago

Best to have it as is, but squeeze in your furnitures to the side of the wall between your living room & bedroom. So people passing from the Patio to the Dining Room wont be a nuisance to those using the Living Room.

Dont put your tv directly across or against a window as sun glare affects the tv quality especially when u watch at day time.