It fits on the floor, but you don’t have headroom on the right.

Good point! I taped the headboard dimensions on the wall. Would that look ok? Think is just just ok…. I welcome any comments!

Why not put the bed on the left wall? Sure hope not using a box spring in Europe it will never make it up the stairs .

Well it wouldn’t fit on the left wall unfortunately. No space left for night stands. We are in Europe on a third floor :O. But the shop brings the bed upstairs don’t ask me how! Maybe they assemble it upstairs

Would the smaller bed fit on the wall on the left? I’d opt for the smaller bed if it does. The tight squeeze along the bed, losing the use of that wall and not having to deal with a slanted ceiling would be bonuses.

If open closet door would interfere, consider an alternative style.

Can bed go under window or on wall at other end.

Consider high vs long furniture for storage and use the slanted ceiling to its best advantage. If interested, provide a picture of the entire room, for creative ideas/best use of space.

More important than the headboard is the mattress height, and how tall YOU are when you sit up in bed!

I would go for the biggest bed that fits, and it looks like the bigger one will fit.

Thank you so much for your comments already! The wall on the left is about 2 mts long so also the smaller size bed would fit, considerin having space on both sides for walking and nightstands. Placing it under the window is something I would prefer to stay away from as I just find it a bit strange and would block the view light with the headboard. I will share new pics of the entire room. Plus the bed, including headboard, matrass and night stand taped on the wall!

This is not a problem that needed to be crowdsourced! lol

I need my space for sleeping so I would want nothing less than a US king sized bed. Get a split king ( two twin XL) and you'll have no problems getting it into any house.