I want to thank everyone for their helpful suggestions. I'm going to put them to use and repost. Roswellqs: I thought the same thing about all the furniture on that side of the house....just looked too heavy.Thats why I moved it back. I am getting all new furniture but didn't know if I should go for 1 recliner and a sectional or 2 recliners and maybe 2 counches with lower backs. Zipzap37: I agree with you....too many light colors.

Food for thought. If you put the dining in front of sliding doors all the big furniture is crowded into one area. Leave the dining where it was under the light, add a rug. Put the two pictures together on the longer right hand wall. Turn the table kite corner.

For the LR, don't buy a large media unit, just longer console to put TV on and then put that on the wall between the sliding doors and windows. Create a seating facing each other (1 couch; two chairs maybe angled some for the TV in front of TV console. Then the piano can do on one of the walls on right or left. Don't buy two recliners. You have two couches recliner style already, two much of the same look. Seating area of two chairs behind one of the couches at either end that the piano doesn't go. Hope this makes sense

Pros for keeping dining set in front of french doors - nice view while you're eating, and nice for entertaining. Pros for putting it back where it was - there it had it's own space and was nicely secluded. Depends on what's more important to you - view or more private dining area. I'd go for the more private dining space but that's because I'm quiet and I don't entertain. Also, when I eat I like to be in a place that's different from where the main living area is. Regarding the tv unit, you've got a lot of light colors that may not go well together [furniture, walls, tv unit]. How about a dark tv unit that would be a nice balance for your light colors? If you like to move things around a lot and redecorate, don't put the tv on the wall. Please keep us posted.

The dining set looks good in both locations, so perhaps it just comes down to what works best when you're using it. If you leave the dining set in front of the sliding doors, you might turn the former dining space into a reading nook with bookcases, real books and two reading chairs. On the other hand, you might like to make a sitting area with two or three chairs, for when two or three people want a quiet conversation, while others are watching TV in your TV room. A rug covering most of that corner would make it nice and cozy. If that's a piano I see, it would also make a nice music listening area.

Will upload additional pictures of TV area.