Thank you for your reply. It is hard to tell in the photos, but we have 2 walls of windows. One opposite the bed and one adjacent to the bed. The bed faces a wall of windows and the entry door. Hope that makes sense.

I agree with the first poster that putting the bed on the opposite wall and the dresser on the current bed wall might be a good option.

I can’t move bed because it is centered on opposing window which has a view. Worried if I put dresser on bed wall next to nightstand it will be too much furniture.

I love your wall art!!

It's hard to tell, but it sounds like you're saying the wall the bed is currently on is the only wall it can be on because of window walls. If that's the case, then at least better center the bed on it's current wall .... pull it more toward the entry, it's pushed up too close to that window wall. And by moving it, it looks like you would have room for larger nightstands.

I like the above suggestions, and I also don’t see why the bed can’t be moved. “It’s centered on a window on the opposite wall” - why? Do you absolutely have to have the view centered on the bed? It’s constraining you too much.