I have decided

[LizStreithorst]

Not yet.  I need the PP I buy form them, too.  I ran out.  It's PP for people who can't do math, like me.  I will call them and order Monday.

I moved the sofa from the living room to the fish room.  I didn't think that I could get it to fit through the doors, but I managed it by leaning it this way and that  and brute force.  I was able to fill the bald spot left in the living room easier than I thought.  Now I can sleep in the fish room during the winter!  It will be a nice place to read, too.  All I need is a pedestal lamp.  Over all, I'm quite pleased with myself and my day's work.

[Barb]

That's great!  You will use that sofa much more in your fish room than the LR.  You sure are strong for such a small person.  What did you fill the bald spot with?
Barb

[Mugwump]

That's great!  You will use that sofa much more in your fish room than the LR.  You sure are strong for such a small person.  What did you fill the bald spot with?
Barb

LOL...she moved all the dogs/cats sleeping blankets over there...

[LizStreithorst]

If you could see it in person it would be easier to explain.  Basically,  I moved the love seat to where the sofa was and pushed the end tables closer together.  The sofa, where it was, created a hallway between the between one part of the house and another.  It was not against a wall.  It made the living room seem overly full, but it worked.  What I did after I hauled the sofa to the fish room was put a a nice large chair against an 8 ft  wall  that I had not been using as a wall and turned it toward the love seat.  The living room is more open now.  Everything is well balanced and pleasing to my eye.   Sorry to brag, but I did exceedingly well using what I had on hand.

[Mugwump]

We had a room like that once, we found a nice 'fake' Persian rug....bingo, the eye perspective changed.. ..#2 son and family now have it...still looks great