A queen bed is going to really take up a huge amount of real estate, but here goes. Measure everything with blue masking tape before you purchase anything. And rethink whether you absolutely need a queen size bed in such a small space.

--Keep the space open--no dividers that take up room.

--Position the bed in the corner where the windows are, leaving room under the windows to get around the bed.

--Get a wide, but not too deep console cabinet to use as a dresser across from the bed. Put your TV over that if you have one. Otherwise a mirror or piece of art.

--Hang a great looking hanging lamp in the corner to use for reading.

--On the interior side, get a long, low bookshelf with cubbies against the bed to "divide" off the space.

--Get a small round table--maybe a modern gateleg that can be opened up--for the alcove with two upholstered chairs that can fit under the table but be pulled out for seating. Hang bookshelves in the dining area for a "library" effect and for storage.

--Get a very small, apartment size sofa, up on legs for airiness and put it by the entry door if that even fits. Again measure depth before you move in a sofa. No coffee table. This is 57" wide. Put a large round mirror over the sofa.

If there's room to the side, either get a very small chest, or pullout nesting tables.

--Define the living room space with a great rug that picks up gold tones of the floors.--Cover the bed in a Moroccan style cream "wedding blanket" or other textured cream blanket rather than duvet to give the look of something upholstered. Wayfair and Overstock probably have knockoffs of these.

Keep your palette consistent--same paint for entire space and everything harmonizing so that you get visual flow and not a chopped up feeling. Do a Google or Pinterest search for "tiny studio" to get ideas.