Can you post some more pictures that offer a better idea of the layout and other amenities in the room?

Do you still want to keep the bedroom aspects of the room intact or make it just an office?

Here is a better look at it. It's a small room.

I would like to keep the bed.

You seriously do need to have an organizational system built into your space.

Can you push the bed against the wall? Then I would use bolster pillows and spread to make it look like a daybed. Is this the bedroom you use? It seems like there is a lot of furniture if it isn't . I would put all of the photos together on the wall. Pinterest has neat ideas for different ideas. You have so many different frames that it looks disorganized. Do you need two night stands? Could you get better use from a short wooden filing cabinet ? Is the dresser used for business or storage ? You also have a little table in front of the window. I would get rid of any of those that I could. Any furniture I kept in the room I would paint the same color...black or dark brown. I would add color on the walls. Can you put your desk in the pretty window space? Could you put the dresser in the closet?

Is this a regularly used guest room perhaps? I would consider removing everything extraneous. (side tables, items in bay window, dresser if not used for office stuff) The bed looks like a double and may look awkward placed sideways to look like a daybed.

The room is primarily my office and rarely used as a guest room. I have kids going off to college next year. The furniture will be nice for them to use. In the meantime I need to get it out of there! It is a full bed and I agree it would look awkward as a day bed. I agree with new paint, and organize!!

I see a closet to the left of the desk. Is it large enough to accommodate some shelving for office items?

Would it be possible to have some outlets placed in the closet so printers, phone chargers, etc could be in there? They'be out of your way when working and easily hid when you have guests.

It really won't look awkward to turn the bed and put against the wall. Years ago I put a king size headboard against the wall, then turned the "double" bed lenghtwise on the headboard. I put the pillows on the headboard, with toss pillows on the headboard. It looked like a king size bed for the shortest people on the planet! It was actually kinda cool looking. At first glance people wonder, how do you sleep on this bed?! Silly, you just have your head on the "end" of the bed and not use the "head" board. lol

There are shelves one on side of closet. The other is open for guests to hang clothes. I hope I can convince my husband to help me move all this furniture and paint!

I love the color combination of this room. Maybe I push the bed closer to the window? I happily donated the side table and two lamps from the room this morning. The black trunk will move to the den and store blankets.

Reduction in crap part one.

I salute you! (and would like to provide you with a map to my house)

Update to the room. I moved desk into bay window, removed most of the "spare" items, new comforter. What about a side table that can be used for additional work space and double as nightstand? I may need to remove dresser as well.

It looks great. Do you have enough room for the dresser next to the bed by what I assume is the door?

Thank you. I could squeeze it in the spot but it would leave little space in-between closet and bed. Trying to "save" furniture for kids future use can be a real pain!

I would take the bed apart and store it if you can't move it sideways, and replace it with a sofa-bed. Ikea has some great small love-seat size ones. Maybe you could take just the headboard and footboard off, would that make the daybed idea any easier? It really eats up a lot of your space. If it was a day bed or a sofa-bed, you could put some shelving on the wall above for added storage.