Does the bed and nightstands fit against the other wall that the mirror is leaning against? If so some nice drapes along the bigger window and the art hung to the right would look nice, then maybe a small bench at the foot of the bed would also work. If you were able to move the bed and even just one nightstand beside it the other larger one might be able to go in the corner space under the art.

Thank you for the idea Mon. I like the thought of having a small bench at the foot of the bed. About the idea of the bed, if the bed was on the wall where the mirror is, then the nightstand blocks the way to get to the closet. That's the challenge that we're facing since the room is very small. Thank you so much! Please keep the ideas coming.

See and I was hoping that with one nightstand between the closet and bed on that wall it might help create a walkway to the closet then the other one would be in the end corner and there would be just enough space for drapes to hang. I wanted to suggest then moving the tray to the top of the nightstand in that corner spot and getting rid of the white storage drawers and getting a tall slim bookshelf in its place in a coordinating wood to your set. I think a light grey would look great.

Bed opposite closet [has no window] ? you might have to do without a nightstand?

What stain/ color is your furniture? the silvery lamps aren't good with paint... in person too?

Hi,

If you wish to keep all your furniture and to leave it where it is, I'm thinking that you could try to trick the eye with paint. I didn't know how to explain so I made a (very bad) rendition with the Sherwin Williams visualizer tool and with Paint 3D. Basically I took a white for all walls (this one has grey in it) and made some kind of purple frame around the bed but that incorporates the window, to make it look like an ensemble. I would keep both table lamps within the painted frame, if that's possible.

I also added or changed some elements (pink pillow, bamboo blind and changed the lamps). These colours are inspired by your art, but it's really to show you what you could do to lighten up the space a little.

Also, I would hang rather than lean the mirror (but that's my personal preference) and add curtains to close off the closet, something like this:

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Hope it helps

Mehdia

Your nightstands are part of the problem. Very dark and heavy. They close in that end of the room. Find tables that are more open with just one drawer and legs. This style but not this wood.

Use draping as leelee suggested to hide window/center bed. End tables could be smaller but what would you gain? 6” of space? No use for that so leave it alone. Lamps are a little small if you read in bed.

lovely bedroom.

I think that gray is absolutely good for your bedroom.

I would go with drapes from wall to wall.

yes to celerygirl's grey, on my screen a nice blue-grey... slate blue?

I call it dusty blue :-))