agree that it can be an art wall. one huge piece or more of a gallery feeling with a bunch of different pieces of art.

heres an idea for a gallery wall... depends on what type of art you like, but concept..

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Yes, I was thinking of something like this triptych. You could put a long console table under if you wanted something to take up floor space. I'm assuming you have all your clothes in a walk-in closet.

I am struggling with the dresser and TV placement. Where it currently is isn't the "natural" place for it. I would have placed it on the large wall and then done a wall of art where it is. The small dimilune is only adding to the scale being disproportioned and the expanse of wall and I would take it out of the room completely.

I hear you. That wall has the cable outlet actually. Originally I was going to put it there but it seemed too far (17') from the headboard. I will consider that still. Thanks for the advice.

Number one, thank you for good pictures that show your room from several angles!

Number two, I agree with Design Interior South. Your dresser and TV are on the wrong wall. They should be on the wall opposite your bed, to help balance the headboard and windows.

Hi Sarah. I was just getting ready to say that since the cable outlet is across from the bed, you should consider moving the dresser and TV there. Then the gallery wall would be pretty to take its place.

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Haha, for some reason, I didn't even see the tv in that photo as I was focused solely on the empty wall. The idea of putting a tv on that wall crossed my mind, but I was actually relieved you didn't have a giant tv facing your bed. ; )

I have an idea to try (depends on whether you will have TV in this room or not) but easy to try. Move your chairs to long wall and get better scale table lamp with artwork behind it. Then put a beautiful ladies desk in the “bay” window with a pretty chair, lamp and possibly a nice green plant. Your rug doesn’t look big enough for your scale furniture but you could add an animal skin rug for chair grouping to remedy that issue. Here are a few examples.

Wow... love Flo’s idea...that way you can see the view from the chairs as well...

I might also try pulling the rug out so there is not so much bare wood at the end of the bed

Here are a couple rough mock ups.

Items plus a pillow for leather chairs. Ideas.

The chairs that you have that I assume you are using to view the tv are actually further away from the tv than if the tv were on the other wall. I don’t see that the tv on the side wall is very good for tv viewing from the bed. I do like Flos idea of a beautiful desk facing the beautiful windows though. I want a sofa at the foot of the bed and have the tv on facing wall ; inside an armoire or over a console.

mirrors!

We have similar master bedroom with antique mirrored doors Armoire with seating area in front of wall of windows. We have a TV in the armoire but we seldom use it.

love your armoire. gorgeous and so vintage feeling to me. makes me want one.

Such a pretty room Flo.

Thanks. It is late 1800s French one I got from an antique dealer friend who was shutting down. We have moved it 6 times! Just great size and fits anywhere. Love it.

gotta love forever pieces... we have some family heirlooms that we will make sure we always have a place for in every home...

How about an armoire that will hide the t.v. and putting artwork or a mirror above the dresser?

My first thought was also that the tv should be on that wall to give you the best view from bed but hiding it in an cabinet that would be closed when not watching would be nice.

You could make your room a reading retreat by adding a console (with tv above) and store books, magazines, and photo albums, etc. Try pulling your rug out as well

Suggest replacing the small table between chairs with something larger to make that area feel more substantial; but more importantly, for the addition of a good reading lamp, book, coffee cup, etc.

Add pillow and a throw and for more comfort, you could move the chairs back a bit as there seems to be room and add ottomans.