Have you tried the bed on the solid wall? Dresser where bed is now?

It is hard to give advice without knowing the room and furniture dimensions. Try this: move the bed where the taller dresser is located, and move the tall dresser between the windows (instead of the bed). Move the corner dresser to the left of the entry door, facing the large window. Flip the chair to the other side of the window. Once you get the placement finalized, we can work on the artwork and accessories. A new rug with some color would help, too...

O.k. Very interesting... I hesitated putting bed on that wall because you walk into the room on that side?

The doorway next to short dresser is a bathroom. The room is 15X20.

Where is the entry? We need a floor plan with dimensions...

A couple things. Do you watch TV a lot or just occasionally? I assume you watch a lot since it looks like you have built in speakers, but if not, consider removing the TV.

Second, do you need all of your furniture? If not, consider just keeping the low dresser and add a seating area/relaxation area instead. You probably would need to remove the TV if you do this but you could still manage it if you mount it instead. You could consider mounting it above your low boy on an articulating arm and pulling it out when you want to watch...but that requires moving it back when you're done.

Lower your artwork so the top of frame is at eye level.

Consider adding artwork above your bed.

I suck at this...sorry, does this help?

Is the wall where the short dresser is located a full blank wall? If so, how about the bed there facing the windows. Place short dresser with lamp, plant for some color where tall dresser is and tall dresser where bed is now to start. Depending on space, banquette by windows or end of bed, tall thin dresser either on left of single window

I think I would move at armoire to another space, maybe quest room?

Luv to see what you do

A more unusual idea, if measurements allow: line up all three birch cabinets on the wall next to the entrance starting in the far corner, with the tallest one closest to the door. Suspend a beautiful thick curtain or even a rug (tapestry-like) from the ceiling at the height of the windows to screen off the cabinets. This would create a walk-in closet, and the cabinets would be out of sight. Line up the headboard of your bed with the curtain/tapestry. Place the chair kitty-corner next to the bathroom door, and use the bench for a window seat next to the single window. The TV could go on a lower sideboard between the windows if it needs to live in the bedroom. One disadvantage: you are visually cutting off part of the framed ceiling. Try it out on Magicplan, which is a free app for room designs.

Wow, tons of ideas... thank you everyone.

I would suggest a larger, light-colored oriental style rug with the green color and the maple color included. It will add color, texture, softness and will provide a complete color palette.

if your room is so big why not move your bed in front of the window where the chair is? Out frim the window not up against it. Then I would move the armoire between the two windows on the other wall and put the dressers in that same area opposite each other. Would that make it more cozy?

Your bed is on right side, I would not move it anywhere. I would get larger rug and wall art above the bed.

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I really like your restrained color palate! Very nice! The only thing I dislike is the cabinet angled in the corner; I'd push that flat against the window wall.

I agree, I’m going to move armore. And I didn’t even think about changing out hardware, love it!

So far... just moved angelled armore and changed out cabinets pulls. It’s getting there! Thank you!

I like the black hardware.

I think you should try the arrangement I suggested earlier. That jog in the wall looks like a right fit for your bed (it doesn't have to be recessed into it) and the wall between the other two windows looks perfect to me for your armoire. The other two dressers each have the own wall opposite each other on that same side of the room. My humble opinion. Try it; you'll like it.