Don't go to Big Lots as your rooms are not large enough to accommodate the large scale of their furniture. Better for you to consider IKEA.

Agree Ikea is a good approach - seems like a lot of personal care products in the cubbies, do you need all of that? if you can cut down on anything you don’t need -the space will be easier to organize and feel bigger

Waht does the question even mean ? Do you have a studio apartment where you have to fit all of that? I need much better pics and a to scale floor plan post those here in comments also more info . DO NOT start another post/ When taking pics open all widow covering and turn on every light

Should I put the 2 dressers on the sides of the bed

Again, follow Patricia’s advice to post better photos, floor plan and purpose.

No, do not put the two dressers next to the bed. Put two nightstands next to the bed.

Add the missing drawer pulls to the dresser drawers. Then put the dressers on either side of the tv.

The light color paint looks good.

Also, there's no room for the chaise. You can donate or sell it. It doesn't coordinate well with anything else in the house AFAICT from your other posts earlier this year.

If you really want a well-organized, attractive space, then you need to answer a few questions:

1. Is this a studio?

2. What are the dimensions of the space?

3. Are you willing to seriously declutter?

4. Why do you have cleaning supplies, etc. (with duplicates) in this room?

5. Are you willing to move every single thing out of the room?

6. Are you willing to put one more coat of paint over the gray color you've painted--gray is all wrong for a room with only one window.

7. Are you willing to get a smaller TV?

Hire an organizer to help you sort through your clutter so that you won't need as much furniture. Your Ideabooks show clean, airy spaces. An organizer can help you achieve that. I suggested this in another of your threads showing other rooms stuffed to the gills with stuff and spilling over from too much furniture. The only way to make a decision on what to downsize is to take everything out of the room and make deliberate choices of what to put back in. Honestly, it's much easier to decide what to put in than what to take out.