Floor plan optimization city villa + fill consideration

My husband thinks it's stupid to block a window with a sofa, but he also doesn't like putting the sofa against the wall and the TV facing the window, because he finds it too distracting outside and doesn't want to look out while watching TV.

Again about the TV location, I just can't help myself...
I am also planning to integrate the TV into the window front in our house for another reason: If the screen is positioned at a right angle to a window or even opposite it, reflections of the windows always appear on the TV screen in daylight. You can avoid this by positioning the TV at the window front.
If you need arguments to help convince your husband, I am happy to have helped.

Ok great. Good argument. Do you have an idea for the windows? We had thought about it too, but we can’t get the windows looking good. There would be a window opposite the couch. The TV also looks stupid and isn’t fun if it’s too far away. I thought about putting the TV in the corner between the left wall and the window and letting the window doors start only 1.5 meters away from the wall. Thank you !

I was thinking of placing the TV in the corner between the left wall and the window and having the window doors start only after 1.5 meters distance from the wall.

That's exactly how I would do it too. Positioning it in the corner also gives you the option to angle the TV if needed, for example, if you want to watch the sports broadcast or something similar from the dining table....

Too far away the TV also looks stupid and isn’t fun.

Four and a half meters might have been too short just a few days ago, but not too far away either? - Aha ... A house for a TV and four people - who is the boss here?

No, by too far I meant if it would be placed very unfavorably because of the windows, so that everyone would have to look diagonally to the right and hardly see anything. So if it wouldn’t be in the line of sight. Then there’s no point in watching TV. Such a position also looks strange. I think it’s a good solution to put it in the corner. Then it’s not so prominent and you can still watch comfortably. And because of my sofa problem, you might think that TV is super important to us. Funny enough, we don’t find any time for it at all. And when the kids are older, you watch a series or something in the evening after work anyway. But then you can’t see anything out of the window anymore and probably have darkened it anyway. At least one problem less now. And regarding the kitchen depth, I’ve also decided that I can cut 30 cm there. The bathroom doesn’t have to be 2.12 meters wide. 1.82 is comfortable too. That’s how the architect had it in the first draft #1. And yes, I may be annoying you with my centimeters, but I think it’s good for the kitchen. I can definitely make something good with a kitchen island.

This door to the dressing room needs to be moved further to the right towards the bedroom, right? Otherwise, you can't really swing it properly against the wall. Or is that how it's usually done? I imagine I would like to have both the dressing room door and the bathroom door open when I want to bathe the children, for example. That doesn't work like this. Does it look visually unappealing if you move it further to the right?