Hi. I think you need at least 3ft gap between the table and wall, more if it's an entrance/corridor etc. If you move the table towards the fire it obviously means moving the rug, sorry to state the obvious!, and I think you'd need 12-18 inches gap between the fire and rug for it to work. Maybe try moving it and then measure the gap the other side

Present it as a dining room when you sell. Ideally, the space would look best with an oblong dining table and no sofa. But removing the sofa and just moving the table into the room is fine. A plain white/linen tablecloth would help hide the chairs; flowers always go down well. Personally I think the space is definitely too cramped for a sofa and dining area, and since you have a lounge, you want to present the house to look as spacious as possible. Consider a narrow console table against the wall, under the pictures, once you rearrange things.

The key to this setup is whether the viewing angle for the TV works. For us this resulted in a slightly higher than normal viewing height, but one which was acceptable. This depends on: 1. Eye height of whoever will be sitting on your sofa facing the TV 2. Height of the back of the seating facing your sofa 3. Distances between viewer and chair and between chair and TV 4. Size of your TV The above will determine what height to set your TV so that the bottom of the TV is visible past the chair. There's a lot to think about actually. E.g. (a) chairbacks too tall will lead to the TV placement being too high, which would make it uncomfortable to see the top of the screen. So don't choose high wingback chesterfields. (b) Assuming your viewing height is above the chairback height, then the greater the distance from the chairback to the TV, the lower the TV can go, which usually would be closer to the ideal viewing height (c) shorter people will have different viewing heights, so what works for you might not work for others, or might result in the TV not being fully visible if laying down, for example So you need to think carefully what works for your room and your furniture plus TV

Hi, there's a couple on here http://www.harvestmoon.co.uk/weath-oak/weathered-oak-living-room-furniture.html Oka also have a couple but may be too wide. What length are you looking for? Is the console going against the wall or is the sofa floated in the room? Is it the classic English look you're after too?