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Suggesting art over the bed and matching lamps on the side tables.

How can you block out so much light from the room? Place the TV on the top or wall above the dresser instead of the mirror.

Something that won't hurt when it falls on your head.

And maybe some shams to make it look less like a monk's cell.

It is very difficult for people whose passion is decorating to see pictures of a space that looks like that when there is so much wrong and poster is only asking one question about one random thing in the room. But to answer your question, what typically goes above a bed is art of some kind. No metal sculptures. Nothing textured. And then beyond that, you need to upgrade the headboard and bedding. You need lamps on the night stands. You need to fix the placement of the TV and the piece of exercise equipment. That wicker chair matches nothing. I don't want to discourage you because yes, that dated flower wall arrangement does need to be replaced, so if just replacing that makes you feel better about the room, then just start there.

Woah, "when there is so much wrong".

Seriously?

As far as art, I like art that has personal meaning to you, e.g. a photo or map enlarged. I also like groveraxle's renditions and putting the TV on the dresser to show your great windows.

Your bed is beautiful! I love your paint color and your chair works in this space. I would like to see you remove everything from the walls and all furniture except the bed, chair, dresser and bedside tables. You have the makings for an elegant, tranquil bedroom; the treadmill and the large wall-mounted digital picture frame are intruding upon that.

I agree that the TV should be mounted above the dresser, and that your windows should be unobstructed. Additionally, the valences and blonds are contributing to the dated look in this room.

Suggestions for you:

1. Using a corner drapery rod, add simple drapes, such as these:

2. Sheets:

3. Coverlet:

4. Pillow shams:

5. Have a bolster made for your bed in a saturated teal velvet, something like this:

6. Bedside lamps:

7. Nothing above the bed. With a TV above the dresser, your eye needs someplace to rest; I think I’d leave the rest of your walls bare (you’ll notice your pretty paint color more that way!) with the exception of one favorite framed piece - maybe the one on the wall between your TV and window. (I can’t tell you where to hand it without views of the other 2 walls)

BeverlyFLADeziner et al. - I really like the Robert Abbey lamps. Are those the large ones or small? It's nice to see the room through the eyes of others. Thanks.

We like the idea of art above the bed, it doesn't have to be 3D but could definitely be if you found something you like. Art is personal, so start looking for things you like.

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The Robert Abbey Double Gourd lamps in Celadon appear to come in two sizes: 22" and 30". Which is right for bedside? Thanks, everyone.