I'm worried a bunch of people on here are going to try to overwhelm you with grandiose business plans and demands for scalability, but, at it's core a business like yours is dependent upon one thing: the transaction of goods (or services) for cash. Focus first on creating furniture that people will buy for an amount that allows you a living, once you've performed enough transactions where you would consider this "your job", that is when you can start with the confusing plans, ha. tl;dr: early businesses need to be focused. Make good furniture and your path will define itself. More on reddit.com

My first thought was sell these and get piece(s) with a smaller footprint, but let's assume you want to keep these pieces (because they are really nice). The ottoman from the armchair is taking up a lot of (visual) space. Do you have room for a coffee table? I ask because the coffee table could serve as an ottoman and then you can put the ottoman in storage. I also wonder if adding a rug would help the space feel larger (it would have to be properly sized and be "anchored" by at least the front feet of every major furniture item). Also decorating vertically will help the eye move around the room, which will lead to the space feeling larger. Think of a city skyline-- it has a large variety of heights and depths and textures. Apply that principle to the design of your room. Everything in this photo is one height, so try adding a large art piece on the wall (mirrors are also great to add a spacious quality), a tall lamp or hanging light, etc. More on reddit.com

Purrfect! More on reddit.com

Sell the orange chair, buy a cupboard instead of the open shelves. Art work on the walls and a tall plant will open the space visually. More on reddit.com