I guess I might ask, does it have to be a queen bed? Will a couple use the room? Or would a full, twin, or x-long twin suffice?

(Btw, four hinges on a closet door? Awesome.)

It’s a kids room, so a twin XL is definitely an option! Still just not sure where to position it to make the best use of the space. The asymmetry of this room is difficult for me; a headboard between those two uneven windows wouldn‘t look right but the big window is also off center.

My son’s room has similar corner windows, and that’s where we put the bed. If you put the bed with the head under the triple window, there is still plenty of room to open the closet door. Then, the dresser would make sense going into the nook between closet and room door, not centered so that the bedroom door swings clear of it. But, I might put the dresser opposite the foot of the bed, backing up to the bathroom, so that the other space can be used for play, toy storage, etc.

We moved DS’s bed to another corner when he got older and got an L-shaped desk, and put at under the windows for good lighting. We don’t like the new position of the bed, though, but it was a tradeoff. Even though it’s a good-sized bedroom, the position of door, closet, and windows, like yours, makes furniture placement a challenge.