I’m sorry but your wish list is too big for that space. A single bed with drawers below it and a very shallow desk at the end of the bed with a desk chair will be it for the room. Just too many doors and about 2 feet too little on the narrow side.

If there is an IKEA near you they have this desk: https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/alex-desk-white-10473555/
And they also have a single size storage bed with drawers below. Good luck getting this room settled in!

I think you have little space for everything you need. I can make you a 3D design showing how your space would look like.

I need to know what all the doors are for to start. This is a very small space and we know nothing about you.The only place for a single bed is the upper right wall so start there shove it against the wall Then you might have room for a night stand and a lamp beside that door. Pics of the space and those doorways are a puzzle.

I've made a few assumptions about you and your room. I'm assuming that you are renting and that the two doors that swing into the room are for closets. I would suggest removing the doors and hang curtains on tension rods. It would then give you a lot more space for furniture. You could fit a dresser on the wall between the closets and perhaps a chair in the corner in front of one of the closets. The desk can go in front of the window and the bed against the wall opposite the window, maybe set up like a daybed. You can ask the landlord to store the doors or put them up behind your bed like a headboard.

Where do the doors go to? If the two inswing doors are closets you may be able to remove and store the doors and just use a curtain in front of the doorway to allow you a bit more space.

We also need to know if you will be working full time from the desk/workspace and how much space you need for the workspace.

How tall are the ceilings? If they are tall ceilings a loft bed may be an alternative.

Do you already own the bed/desk/dresser or are you purchasing something new?

Tiny spaces require ingenuity, but you need to provide more information.

Suggest creating an on line room planner and test configurations. Hopefully you are buying pieces and not trying to make your things work, as the pieces you choose will make a big difference (also suggest keeping them light).

Take advantage of upper right corner for desk.

On the wall to its left, take advantage of vertical space or if adding a TV/needing a surface, see below. Look for narrow pieces to allow more space at foot of bed.

Bed under window and probably only one nightstand.

Hard to tell what might fit on the left side of room; if possible, add a smaller scaled chairs vs recliner and a pouff that can double time as a side table/be stored under chair and used as an ottoman. May have play around with best location.

Proyectoszeza I'd love to see a 3d design

thinkdesignlive thanks I'll take a look

Patricia Colwell Consulting I've updated the post with pictures

never had plants before would like to have a few in this room

I like candles and would probably like darker tones in furniture but am open to trying lighter tones too

nelliebean I'm not renting switched rooms with my sister lol she sot the big room I don't mind I like a cozy little space but I cant seem to get it to work right now

Jennifer Hogan

We also need to know if you will be working full time from the desk/workspace and how much space you need for the workspace.

once I get it I'll probably be at there a lot id like a average desk size but idc whatever will fit and makes the place look cozy is best

How tall are the ceilings? If they are tall ceilings a loft bed may be an alternative.

9 ft ceilings

Do you already own the bed/desk/dresser or are you purchasing something new?

I'll probably be purchasing everything new

Thank you for the update and extra pictures. Just one thought, it might be nice to have a twin daybed in front of the window with extra storage underneath. You could put a pair of lamps on your window ledge and use it like a bedside table. You could then line the opposite a wall unit with desk portion that sticks out?? Take a look at the Ikea Ivar unit. Or just a desk/dresser combo and a chair. I like the idea of a few plants around the room.

I love the idea of a daybed in front of the window. Leaves a lot more space for a dresser and desk on the other side of the room.