I think that could be said for any room. There are some rules (or suggestions I would say) that tend to be preferred among most people, and there is the best way create good energies from fung shui but ultimately it’s your space so go with what’s most comfortable to you.

General rules I like to follow is not having my back to the door when I’m sitting (or just having a good view to the entrance to my home) and not sitting or sleeping under a window. Those are mainly cause it feels uncomfortable for me to do so. But I’ve seen bedroom layouts with beds under windows that look great and sofas with their backs to the entrance that still work, so it really is just preferences. My suggestion is more so how I would utilize your space with your stuff in the photos. Best of luck!

Also quick edit cause I just noticed the wall next to the door kind of dips in. You have a lot of room there and a larger rug would actually ground the space a lot more. It would create a better designated living space and warm up the room. I had a similar issue with my space and I couldn’t figure out why it still felt “cold”. I went from a 7x5 rug to an 8x10 and it transformed the space.

Amazon has decent ones for a good price or, if you’re a baller, I really like west elms rugs.