What I do see is the room needs to be one color...

https://www.kylieminteriors.ca/how-to-paint-a-vaulted-or-angled-ceiling-part-3/

Need to see the master bedroom, as well.

Don't do panoramic...wide-angle distortion

If I close them if that could serve as closets, I’m needing closet space and wanted to use some of this space for that purpose but somehow wanted it to all flow. The colors are exact, they don’t match, it was already this way when we bought the home, which is what I’m trying to do get it to flowww… carpet is staying, it would be easier to change wall color or more cost effective, thanks that’s great feedback tho

I need to see the bedroom and the floor paln for how this space relates .We have 2 times had a space for lounging in a home next to the bedroom never used for that purpose we lounge where we live and we do not live in outr bedroom. I do not like office space next to a bedroom unless not visible at all from the bed . I do however love a big walk in closet . I need a to scale floor plan to get a feel for how all this works together . Post it here in jpeg format in a comment . Show every window doorway how the bedroom relates and every measurement clearly marked. DO NOT start another post.

Can you stand up in the room? how high are the ceilings?

Yes the Ceiling is about 8 ft

Here is a round of the room

@Patricia brings up a good point about the use of the space. I'd thow some temporary furniture in there - folding table as a desk, make shift lounge area and see if and when you actually end up using it. Maybe you have kids you want to get away from and it will be a great haven. Maybe you want a change of pace from your other living area. I just have seen so many times people get ideas for spaces that in the long run are not used for that intended purpose.

I’m more than a little alarmed at the 2 propane tanks I see sitting in that room - what’s going on with them?

Paul F. nailed it - put doors on the sloped areas. You can put in clothes rods, or use those areas to store tubs of holiday decorations, off-season clothes - whatever makes the most sense for you.

I would LOVE to have a desk in the little alcove under the window!

A change of wall paint would make your ceiling look taller and better complement your beige carpeting. Here;s a palette that is better for your room. This also has low ceilings, which is why I'm posting it. Light tan couch.

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As others have said, think of the space in zones. You can float a sectional in the middle of the room to face a TV if you're having a TV in there, anchored around a large round ottoman, some side tables, a floor lamp. The back of the sectional can divide the lounge from the office area. You could place a desk right up against the sofa back, which will divide the room anyway. Low file cabinets can go in one of those alcoves or put doors on them. Use closet organizers to create closet shelves, hanging rods, etc.

However, several people who have adjunct spaces like this next to their bedrooms said they don't really use the space. I don't mind an office near the bedroom, though I understand why someone wouldn't want to sleep next to their workspace.

You seem to only have one window, so here are a couple desk ideas to utilize the windows: Note that all three have white or light walls to brighten the work space.

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Other simple desks that are just shelves. This is a combo office lounge workspace:

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Thank you!!!!