Hey looks like a lovely room. I would opt for a L shaped sofa so it frames the fireplace area and identifies that as the cosy living room space and still allows easy access to a dining table by window. Your built in bench is a good idea to make most of the space, could have 2 either side so means beach can be tucked under table when not in use. Get a beautiful oversized ottoman for costing up by fire and a small side table rather than coffee table to maximise the space and maintain the luxury feel. Hope you have fun with your plans!

A couple of options:- I'd put the games table in the study as for me personally it has no place in the lounge / dining area and should be out of the way in a separate room. With the games table out of the way, you have more room for seating in the lounge area & the conservatory, which can then be opened up for larger gatherings :-

I like Vera's designs. Tucking the table away against the wall when you are not entertaining is a great way to increase space in the room for the rest of the time. I also think an extending table could help you a lot - so you can shrink it down when you are not entertaining. I would also advise against a farmhouse table, as they usually have very chunky legs! In a small space I always advise a table with legs which are recessed under the table top, a bit like the one below from trusty old JL (though it is a bit big for your needs). It's much easier for people to get in and out as you are not 'trapped' by the legs. https://www.johnlewis.com/matthew-hilton-for-case-cross-8-14-seater-extending-dining-table-oak/p3161810 You don't mention if this is where you dine the rest of the time as well, or if it is just for entertaining. That will affect what you should prioritise - if you are only entertaining in here and you have another place to eat in the kitchen that will make a difference. You could also try made.com for small furniture - I have a small living room/kitchen and got both my sofa and a chaise from there 3 or 4 years ago and the dimensions are great for the room.

Hi natashadx6, we work with many customers who have open plan spaces and the layout can be tricky as you want to make the space flow along with it being practical and zoning each area whilst it still feeling like one open plan space that works well together. You may find a couple of our blogs helpful which I have linked below. We are affordable online interior designers and would love to know more about your kitchen, dining and living room, feel free to drop us a message! https://www.thelivinghouse.co.uk/blog-interior-design-tips/10-design-mistakes-to-avoid-with-an-open-plan-room https://www.thelivinghouse.co.uk/blog-interior-design-tips/case-study-open-plan-kitchen/dining/living-room