I hit the wrong button and lost this post so if I seem cranky that is why. I won't waste any time with niceties. Here is what you need to do with this room!!! Take down the window treatments. Find art work that has the colors you want in the room. You will need one large one for over the headboard. The frames should almost match the wood in the furniture. Depending on the size you will need enough( coordinating in color and subject) to hang a gallery arrangement on the large empty wall on the left. The art should start about 12" above the baseboard and go up to about 8" from the ceiling. The one over the headboard should have about 6" to the ceiling and 3" to the top of the headboard. Paint the walls and woodwork trim the "same" color. Doors windows baseboard all of it. This eliminates contrast and makes the room look bigger. It also helps the odd placement of the window less noticeable. If you need daytime privacy on the windows, put gathered sheer on rods tight top and bottom. If the windows are deep enough make roman shades in plain fabric exactly the color of the walls. Now the only thing to focus on in the room is the bed. Using colors a little brighter than the colors in the framed art, dress the bed. Move the bed to the right as far as it will go or until the headboard is lined up with the outer edge of the window trim. This will give you a little breathing room on the left of the bed. Replace the ceiling fixture with something much less flashy. Put much larger lamps on the night tables. IIn rooms overflowing with furniture like this it is important for the walls to be medium to dark so the furniture blends not contrasts with the walls. Unfortunately I don't have pictures, but I have done several rooms with similar problems and this will make the room look as good as possible under the circumstances Bill.