I think you need to post pics of your stuff do you have to have a queen bed? There is IMO no real way to make the space feel bigger it is tiny even for a single bed .The TV can go on the wall but the bed is not going to allow much space the bed is 60" maybe a touch more so that leaves 17" of walk space if the bed is shoved to the wall I can't see how there is much room for anything else and where are you planning to put your clothes you only have 37" IMO get a side drop single bed at least then you will be able to walk in the space. Then you could put the bed across the end wall and still be able to move .The queen across the end wall will give you55" mmaybe enogh to hang your clothes on some pegs .

need a floorplan, especially since there seems to be not only an interior door, but a sliding door? To where? Also, can the bed be pushed against a wall, or does it need walking room all the way around?

here is the floorplan, it is the room on the left side of the floorplan. Reminder that this is the master bedroom and queen size is what the master will want to sleep on lol. This cottage has no storage. But we live simply also. I was thinking cool extendable valet hooks at strategic places. Any thoughts? Thanks for all your advice

You can probably get inspiration from full time sailboaters and RVers. (And then you could feel smug because you actually have more space than they do.)

It's not going to look large, whatever you do. :)

Recently, I've been watching a show called "Tiny House Nation" on Netflix while I exercise. You might check that (or something similar) out for ideas. The things they come up with are amazing.

Recently, I've been watching a show called "Tiny House Nation" on Netflix while I exercise. You might check (or something similar) for ideas. The things they come up with are amazing.

You state a queen bed is a must. Make sure the frame is equal to the mattress size, and not larger as the pic shows. Try a simple, solid headboard. For the side table, use a sleek material......like metal (something more streamlined). Try a wall sconce instead of a bedside lamp. Use light colors for bedding, etc. There are lots of options out there for wall shelving/storage.

Have you considered a wall bed (ie Murphy style bed)? There are plans that have cabinets/closets/drawers on the side in a variety of widths and even tables/desks that fold down when the bed is up.