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Living and dining area
To scale, in inches. Windows at the top. Add or remove your furniture below, drag pieces to move them, and tap one to select it for rotating.
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In the room
What's placed
The credenza (72" × 20.25") sits in the 74.1" recessed section of the left wall, with about 2" to spare. The bookshelf (41.25" × 17") sits on the 40.6" stepped-out section. It overhangs the step by about 0.65", which still leaves about 1.5" between it and the credenza, and it stays clear of the bathroom opening. Their fronts land within an inch or so of each other, so they read as one run.
Assumptions
The credenza depth (20.25") comes from the media console you measured earlier. The back wall is drawn slightly out of square, 114.7" deep on the left and 117.4" on the right, to match your measurements. Baseboards may cost you a fraction of an inch at the corners, so check that before buying anything tight.
Ceiling height is 100.59" at the windows, for curtains.
Pieces from your deck
Sierra chaise sectional (Quince): 108" wide × 67" deep at the chaise, 40" deep along the sofa, chaise 38" wide. It's drawn as the right-arm version you linked; use Flip chaise side for the left-arm version. Ferri dining table (Dovetail): 34" round, 30" tall. Luler coffee table: 35" across, drawn as a square until the shape is confirmed.
Left wall, facing it from the room
To scale, in inches. The back wall (bathroom side) is on the left, the window wall on the right.
The bookshelf stands on the stepped-out section and overhangs the step by about 0.65", so it sits about 4.5" proud of the wall behind the credenza. The credenza's top is 27" off the floor, leaving about 73.6" of open wall above it, room for a TV, art, or the gold mirror.
The credenza height (27") and depth come from the media console you measured earlier. Doors and shelves are drawn as placeholders, not the real design.
Master bedroom
To scale, in inches. Windows at the top, entry side at the bottom. The doors sit in the entry alcove beyond the bottom edge, so they don't swing into this space.
What the plan shows
A queen with its headboard on the left wall, with one nightstand on the window side. The pair (84" total) is centered in the 104" usable span, leaving 10" at each end, so nothing sits near the entry door. The walkway at the foot of the bed is 26" by the windows, narrowing to 23.4" past the step in the right wall.
Without the nightstand, the queen alone is centered in the same 104" span, leaving 20" at each end. The walkway at the foot stays the same.
The heater runs from 17.75" to 89.75" off the right wall. Check its label for the exact clearance it needs.
Assumptions
The queen frame is drawn at 64" × 84". A longer frame (up to 88") would cut the walkway at the foot to about 19". The room is treated as ending at the entry side, since the doors open into the alcove beyond it.