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Too much sofa--why pair two of them? And why those two in particular? Everything looks too random. Rug is still too dark. All colors other than the ivory sofa are too similarly dark and saturated. Uncomfortable to look at. The lounge chair makes more sense as it's oriented in the second picture, but should be moved a little further off the rug. Too little overlap--makes it look like an accident it isn't entirely on the rug. Also, you might as well move the rug back toward the ivory sofa so that its front legs are over it. Right now, it's as if that sofa is floating in the middle of nowhere. That would also make the table look more centered on the rug. Ideally, I'd ditch the dark sofa and the rug. If you want something neutral that is child-friendly, a mottled grey rug would be nice.
I like it better with the baby installed.
The earlier shots probably make the sofa appear a bit darker than it actually is...
The two chairs plus one couch sounds ideal (especially with such lovely chairs).
Is there a TV hiding on that wall that we can't see to the right of the photo? That's the only reason I can see why you would want that extra couch facing that way.