Isn't the daybed just the size of a single/twin mattress?

Where else would the bed fit in the room?

:-) We had the exact same bed in my older daughter‘s room

at our last house. It does feel large and we had it on the wall just inside the door positioned similar to the way you have it. (And coincidentally we had a similar color on her walls.) The arrangement worked for us. We moved to a different house to accommodate baby #3 and I was planning to have the daybed in that room and it was too big to fit on any of the walls due to dormers and position of closet! Anyway I like where you have it based on the other features of the room. It seems where you have it gives the most play area.

Oh, the room is cute. I wouldn't do much, just a larger rug, a couple more curtain panels so they don't look skimpy, and a more intentional placement of art on the walls.

I think current arrangement is fine, although I don't see any gain to centering the bed on the walll -- just treat it like a normal bed and push it into the corner. It feels big because it basically has a large headboard and footboard, but you'll get used to it. Probably cozy to her.

Sara, It looks like you already have a roller shade on the window. I'd add two more curtain panels instead and keep the current shade.

I don't like to see a large piece of furniture near the door. It make the room feel cramped as you enter it. Also not a fan of a bed across a window. I'd put the bed where the TV is now, pushed against the corner on the right side.

I think the bed feels large because it butts up to the bedroom door. You walk in the room and into the bed. Move the bed to the wall the TV is on. It will open up the room.

Kids have a lot of STUFF. I think I would accept her room isn't a show place it's a play place and if the design aesthetic isn't up to standard keep the door closed when you have company. This too will pass. The next stage of her life might make more sense to worry about style/design/look. Safety first would have me keep the roller shades, lose the drapery panels, remove the tv--they topple and kill kids; rethink the chandy..what's the purpose of light in that corner, the chain is a hazard.

Oh, my goodness! Her room is perfectly perfect! Let it be! Continuously rearranging the furniture is not going to make any real difference.

My only suggestion is to perhaps mount the TV on the wall so as to clear that surface. But, then, if you don't---her room is still perfectly perfect. It looks like she likes it!

This looks like a perfect childs room her stuff is where she can get at it I don’t think I would do anything.I would not do roman shades unless they can now be made with no cords I do however agree the TV should go and BTW I love the cow skull . Kids rooms should be their space not some decorators idea of a childs room. The only thing I suggest is as she gets older make sure you purge not used toys often.

I love the daybed and would try it on the wall where the TV is currently, simply because walking into the end of the bed is awkward and definitely cuts off your view/path into the room. I am a huge fan of simple plantation shutters on children's windows as they are great to control light and have no cords. They will also be sleek and streamlined for all the rest of the busyness of the room. Her kitchen is darling and can go to the left of the window maybe? I also like the idea of mounting the TV on the wall, but not until you are absolutely certain where you want to leave it. Girls are so fun! And its so important to arrange things so they have ease of access which she does in this room.

I like the bed where you have placed it.

I would put the kitchen and the cubbies side by side. As you have it now, the cubbies are blocking some of the play space in front of the kitchen.

New arrangement looks great. I'd get some fun window panels instead of the sheers that are currently there. I think it will create the focal point you were looking for.

Yes to the suggestions above about mounting the TV for safety. My friend who is a pediatrician screens all patients for TV placement/security. A shocking number of children are seriously injured or killed by TVs. It is no joke.

Additionally, a note on internet safety: I would reconsider posting your first and last name and pic as well as your child's picture along with her name online. I was just able to look up a lot of information about you online and can find where you live. Yikes!

Don't you think there is too much stuff in a single room? Just organize it in a better manner.