Is this the primary or a secondary bedroom? If primary, I guess you could squeeze in a king if that's what you want, but I would put a queen bed in a room this size given a choice. Unless the two twins are a more practical choice, based on who you expect to be occupying the room.

Of utmost importance is who will be using this bedroom? Is it a master, child’s room or guest room?
Please post a floor plan with all dimensions clearly marked. Doors, windows, heating elements, etc.

why would you waste the space under the window?

find a small chest of draws and use it.

Or, a small desk.

If you draw the 12 x 12 and show the exact placement of every closet door. drawers, entry door and nook window, you'd get a drawing in return with both options. Add a dotted line where the slope is a head knocker

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Waiting for the floor plan that shows every window doorways where that leads and please in cluse tat bump out. I assume this is aguset room so what type of guests are the usualy users of the space ? IMO a king bed is too big for the space but what else needs to be in there is a must for us to know. I see a rad is that hot water or electric?

Hello everyone my apologies I went for the twin beds !

Too bad we can't see them in place .

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