Placement of furniture in the living room in the floor plan

I haven't read through the entire text, but based on the window positions, I don't even see a nice seating area for me.

we are currently planning a new construction project and still can't find a truly ideal way to furnish the living room.

Grandpa Willy would have called it "as useless as a goiter" that you are duplicating this partial discussion here from your main thread. You could have at least linked the latter.

Grandpa Willy would have called it "as unnecessary as a goiter" that you duplicate this sub-discussion here from your main thread. You could have at least linked the latter.

Here is the link to the floor plan planning: My understanding was that there are specialized forums that focus on different elements and that the respective topics then also end up in the respective forum. I have made an effort to put all information relevant to this topic into this thread, so from my point of view reading the other thread is not necessary. Please excuse me if I misunderstood something here. Thanks for the friendly hint.

My understanding was that there are specialized forums focusing on different elements and that the respective topics then end up in the corresponding forum.

With the link you have somewhat remedied it (only "somewhat" because such information is actually expected in the opening post), but according to MY understanding – in a free country, of course, no "law" for YOU – a construction project is a whole, and due to various underestimated interrelations, details often flow in that were supposedly assigned only to another sub-aspect.

The setup follows the priorities. No one can set them for you. What is most important is given special consideration. Then the less important things. Of course, it is good to consider these parameters (How do I want to live) in the architecture. The house serves the builders, not the other way around.
Example:
How important is music enjoyment to you in this room? If "very important," speaker type and position dictate quite a bit. That was the case for me earlier: first set up the system, everything else had to be subordinate, some called it my hi-fi altar...
If music is not that important, the speakers can be placed in corners, directly against the wall, or replaced.

Auf 2.8m Breite müsste dann der Kamin mit ca. 75cm Sichtfenster und der Fernseher mit ca. 167cm Breite untergebracht werden, das könnte dann vielleicht etwas "gedrängt" wirken.

Not just "cramped," the thermal load on the TV from the stove is also worth considering.