Start with bedding.

I would start with a statement rug and chandelier. Go with a neutral colored duvet but add pillows and shams that play off the colors and patterns in the rug.

I would get some shades or curtains for your windows. If you like fun and bold, go for a wallpaper on the wall where the headboard is. Something like this geometric one is bold and colorful. Gives you lots of options to pull out for accent colors. It is very loud though, so I don't know how it would be for a bedroom.

This one is gentler, but still bold.

This one is less loud, with a more soothing color that you could pull out in lighter tones on the bed and elsewhere. I think it looks great with the stark white bedding and bright accents.

I think a large repeating pattern like this one would look very striking. There are lots of others. You're ideabooks seem to have a variety of styles, so I'm not sure what you like.

Great ideas! Thanks!

Emily, I love image 2! Any sources for where I might find something like that wallpaper?

I really want to keep the beauty of the windows and the view as kind of a focal point though. I'm not sure if something so bold would allow me to do that. Designing is tough!

I think that is actually a mural. I didn't realize that when I first looked it up. If you want the focus on your windows, I probably wouldn't use shades and the slant poses a difficulty for drapes. If you don't need privacy, then leave them bare. I found some fun beddings that wouldn't be as big of a statement as the wall, so would keep the focus on the windows. I love bright colors and geometric patterns, so that's what I found, but they range in craziness :)

If you want to go easier on the color, you could white bedding with fun pillows.

i love those, but i would find them hard to wake up to everyday. do you have any color favorites?

you can covr bed behind wall by ths or any 3d wall paper, cover the windotby light lemon or red printed fabric blind it shud combination of fast color, keep bed cover of brown or baig with red black combination, furnature, change chair fab in red back seat black, beside wall do color in baij light shade of brow, by thz, that area will gve different look,....

Above chair if there you can adjust wall light in lamp stle in worm light, or another option banging light to roof...

Window to door paint color will same any further suggestions u mAy send mesg

Let me post a couple ideas for you.

I think a large "stencil" design on the wall behind your headboard(?) would be a dramatic and yet chic way to go with your bedroom design. Your wall paint color looks about medium tone, so you could put an offwhite to a pearl-like design over it and create a bold but beautiful look. Then you can add some color with bedding and other accessories. As for your windows, you would be best to put some light weight roman shades on those unless you want black out and no light coming in. Then you have to do roman shades with special blackening inserts into the panels. If you did the big stencil design, then the shades should just be the color of your walls and kind of disappear. Keep the large stencil design your focal point. An interesting mirrored make-up type table in that little nook with a mirror above to reflect the large stencil design on the opposite wall would bounce light around and give a sparkle to that little nook. Champagne colored, mirrored night stands or chests (depending on width of your headboard wall) would finish the touch, along with a bench at the end of the bed in a fluffy kind of covering, just to keep it fun.

A covering like this one. this little bench might be a good "stool" for that little make-up table. Notice the mirrored night stands in this bedroom and the light fixture is great too, which is a must in a fine master bedroom!

You could do the champagne colors with the purple accents too which would be lovely. Then kick in some interesting large artwork, like this large picture of Marilyn Monroe. Just to have some fun.

A nice mirrored desk for your nook.

Another mirrored table/desk that could be a make up station as well. With large mirror above to refledt other items ini the space. See if any of these ideas appeal to you.

op i have some options for you too, if that is way you wish to go?

Thanks everyone for your suggestions! Love the input from so many different directions! I hooked on to Emily's original idea of geometric designs and am thinking of doing something similar to the pictures below in more muted neutral tones, perhaps angles to mimic or compliment the angle of the slanted ceiling. I know my husband would really go for this plan, whereas some of the other more elegant designs he would say were too "girly." But definitely incorporating some of the other ideas! Shades to match the wall colour is great. I really like a big mirror idea too and then little accents and pops of colour from some of the other pictures. Thanks and keep them coming!

Love it :)