Is there space for it on the opposite wall? It looks like its sitting tightly between two doors?? If you had more wall space, it’d be great to put built ins around it and place a matching “wood piece” on the underside of the Murphy bed so that when it’s in the up position, it completes the build in cabinet space.

Here’s an example

@djb10, unfortunately, I don't (I live in NYC so wall space is limited).

@ladydriver do you mean something like this?

Like Lady Driver, I thought of a nice fabric, or tapestry large enough.... even a quilt.

I've read about using good sheets in decorating - if a large enough fitted sheet, try enough pattern so the outer folds don't 'show' much.

This is a DIY solution- outer frame with doors on the bottom give the illusion of more rooms
https://weefolkart.com/nooks-and-crannies-murphy-bed/

This one uses two Ikea Billy bookcases.

https://www.ikeahackers.net/2013/07/sleep-in-a-billy.html

Lula FL my first thought was actually a mirror, but you would have to find a really lightweight one. do they make sticker mirrors? But yes, something like that, a quilt, a tapestry or a rug depending on your taste would work.

• they do actually make mirrored stickers. but goodness knows how hard it is to apply them to something and have it look nice: https://www.amazon.com/Mirror-Stickers-Coerni-Self-adhesive-20x39/dp/B078JKZYT9