First thing is to think about is separating the work area in a bedroom. Sleep studies have shown how important this is.

A Shoji screen would allow light from the window while still blocking the electronics and devices used for working...which is something you don't need to be reminded of while you are trying to relax. You could fold it out of the way when you're working.

Thanks Trace, I actually prefer the open space since it is not that huge, and being able to see both windows while I work. I can sleep well (except for when my kids wake me up 😅)

You space is lovely and tranquil! I would add a roman shade to your window; choose a nice soft color that you love.

@tracy. Thanks for sharing, I agree, love the idea of the rug and the rug design you shared. Unfortunately I am alergic to mice dust so trying to avoid them

A couple of large Euro Shams would be comfy against the headboard.

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A canvas print would be nice on the wall facing the foot of the bed.

https://www.greatbigcanvas.com/view/inky-coastline-ii,2757911/

More substantial bedside lamps would be nice. Something with color and rounded.

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Are those Venetian Bllinds? You could replace them with something less dusty-- like inside mounted washable cotton curtains.

I think some smaller decor on the wall for each side of the desk window...something decorative to make the arched area more of a focal point and distract from the desk. Like a matching set of framed black and white art photos.

I like a Dreamcatcher or similar macrame over the headboad but something in metal would be cute and easy to dust like this:

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If five feet is too tall what about a four foot tall Shoji? I want to see something there to block the view of the desk and office chair as you enter the room or from the bed. A bedroom should feel like a restful retreat and a work space is not that.

I agree with kculbers. Roman shades in a soft pattern.