is there a question somewhere?

What colors?

I think you may need bigger pillows in the colors you love.

Get rid of the box spring or mattress leaning against the wall and notice board in your bedroom. Pillows are the last thing you should be thinking about right now.

Gold, blue and gray. Good colors. Find a bedspread or duvet cover (or make one) in a printed fabric which has your favorite colors. Then buy a fabric-covered headboard in one of those colors. The bedspread or duvet should be in a heavy enough fabric that it looks neat once you have made your bed in the morning...not one of those wrinkly cotton things. You can add a couple of pillows which coordinate with the bed cover, and matching drapes.

Some time ago I noticed houzzers asking: "what are you planning to keep in the room?" ... I think it helps to know... ??

If at all possible, remove board, art, even pillows, and take another pic. Even other walls...

Hi!

I recommend changing the wall color. Look at Sherwin Williams' Mindful Gray, Functional Gray, and Versatile Gray.

Find a rug, art, etc., that unifies the various colors. See pic.

Hope this is helpful. Good Luck!

Not saying you need to change it, but Pearl?

https://www.houzz.com/products/zarah-coverlet-pearl-full-queen-prvw-vr~99331306

Can you paint the wall navy blue?

To me, this goes back in time a bit. Matching blue bedding, or white. Let the lamp shine [mostly].

https://www.houzz.com/products/jodi-ceramic-table-lamp-blue-and-gold-prvw-vr~55559892

Idk how you can include grey well. Here's a room seems with your wall color.

"The room includes elements with traditional lines, such as the sofa, but in fun, glamorous colors. McClendon loves this combination, and she encourages people not to think they can’t use a style they like, such as glam, in a functional room. She suggests figuring out the room’s function and style separately, then being strategic to make the combination work.

For instance, a dark and patterned rug was used here to hide wear and tear from kids and pets. Hard surfaces were used for the glam elements such as the coffee table, so they won’t be easily damaged. Roman shades, which are away from the action, are dressed up with sequins."

[https://www.houzz.com/magazine/room-of-the-day-glam-sitting-room-packed-with-personality-stsetivw-vs~82859071[(https://www.houzz.com/magazine/room-of-the-day-glam-sitting-room-packed-with-personality-stsetivw-vs~82859071)

Here are some of your colours

So we are all wasting our time with a poster that never answers to give us any feed back.

IF that's light brown carpeting, I don't see the rich gem glam. I'd try casual whimsy retro.

Now this isn't a bedroom, but you will see we did make blue, gold, and grey work. Perhaps try blue bedding with gold/grey accents?