It is a tough layout to work with - this might sound unusual & I'm not sure whether it would work 100%, but if you create a 'freestanding wall' with your bookshelf (or perhaps get a new one in white), with a low entertainment unit next to it, then shift the lounge against the long wall, you could possibly create a room rather than a space that probably feels like a corridor. Here's a very quick scribble to show you what I mean

I hope you've already found a great furniture arrangement for your living room by now, but if you're still looking for advice, I'm here to help! When it comes to optimizing the space in a living room with a front entry, it's essential to find a balance between functionality and aesthetics. Here are a few suggestions that might be helpful: Consider placing the couch against the back wall to create a clear pathway from the front entry into the living room. If you have additional seating options like chairs or loveseats, position them in a way that complements the couch and allows for easy conversation and movement within the room. Don't forget about the power of rugs and decor. A strategically placed rug can visually separate the entryway from the living area, adding a sense of organization and style. If you're still looking for more inspiration and ideas, this source could provide helpful references. They offer a wide range of furniture options and design tips.

oklouise's solution is the logical choice "depending on dimensional accuracy". However the dining width dimension looks inaccurate. I would seek clarification on what the dining dimensio ns are actually measuring. I would have assumed the width was from the front edge of the breakfast bar to the raised ceiling, which looks a lot less than 4 metres. Get your dimensions right before buying furniture! Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls

2600 is just enough to squeeze past a queen sized bed and there would be extra storage for towels and sheets in the vanity and extra storage in the chest of drawers in the wiw but, what is the size of all the bedrooms, kitchen and living areas as we can't read the numbers on the plans, how many people live in the house ... another option for storage would be to steal it off the family bathroom by moving the wall behind the bathroom sink and adding storage from the entry side