Drastic but remove the closet and continue the wall down so entry opening to room is where end of closet was. Possibly build a new closet to back up against laundry area OR purchase a closet type storage box from IKEA with fosted glass doors, for lightness in room. Or just put hooks on the wall area that backs up to laundry wall or a hanging hutch that is open and designed with a bench and seating.

Also realize that you can have the wall rewired by your cable company for the TV for a nominal cost.

It's new construction so removing the closet is a no go!! Also the suggestion above (in red) has the end of the sectional in front of the door in option 2 and no place for the TV in option 1 so I venture these are also a no go!?

You didn't provide the dimension of the wall on the left, so just guessing it is not long enough to accommodate a 91" portion of a sectional. Don't see that there is any way for the room to accommodate this piece of furniture other than option 1 which will not work with your cable hook up.

I see one way you can do it if you are willing to break up the sectional into sofa and loveseat (3 and 2 seat pieces)?

Orient the sectional toward the blank tv wall, but pull it away from the window on the left. Leave enough room in that corner for a small reading nook with chair under the windows and a side table. If there's not enough clearance between the end of the sectional and the closet, you're out of luck. By the way, if this is a new build, why wasn't the sectional planned for prior to construction?

Put the TV in the corner by the laundry. Orient the sectional so one side is on the three-window wall and the other side is floating in the center of the room. Set up either a reading corner, as mentioned above, or a desk area in the corner by the one window wall.

Corner idea is great, thanks! Not sure if that 3'4" wall will fit my 55" TV! But perhaps turning it on the corner will get me the space I need. RAPP - it is a rehab (total gut) so basically new construction but I bought the home after it had already been roughed in and floor plan was created. I got the chance to pick all the finishes (so much fun!) but none of the other elements.

Nobody was wrong, since there weren't enough dimensions for people to know how it would fit. If 3'-5" is enough for you to move around the sectional, you're good to go.

it looks like a great fit. I might suggest a sofa table or desk and a large plant in the corner behind the part of the sectional facing the entry

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As dphish10 indicates, there's plenty of room along that 15',6" (that's 186") wall for a 91" sofa back. The "L" jutting out into the room would've been a problem on the wall with the doorway, but spaced 4-5 ft away from it shouldn't be, and, assuming that's the front door, creates a bit of an entry and a much cozier tv-sofa grouping anyway. With a lovely corner for a desk or small game table (for game-day noshes! Or a cocktail bar!). Win-win!