Nice job on your bathroom. I’m getting farmhouse/industrial vibes from it. You’ve got a challenge with your bedroom furniture, but here are a couple inspiration photos that might help. Consider color drenching the entire room, trim and all, in burgundy. If not doing that, paint window trim the same as other trim. Consider blackout drapes hung on the outside of the bay window as close to the ceiling as possible, and same for the other window, matching the wall color. Perhaps furniture can be stained darker with a gel stain to get closer to bathroom vanity color. If possible, move jewelry chest to a closet. I like your idea of removing mirror from dresser. Drawer pulls could be switched out as well for black or oil rubbed bronze. Art can be sepia or black and white photography, or romantic florals. Consider a faux fur throw for the bed and an area rug:

"roman fold" is how a window treatment rises and lowers. A woven wood shade can be roman fold, a fabric shade can be roman fold.

The bathroom color choices, black and white, could be used in the bedroom. Does the bathroom's toile valance come with coordinating curtains or bedding?

Try a black and white toile quilt such as this: https://www.wayfair.com/Laura-Ashley--Laura-Ashley-Amberley-Reversible-Cotton-Quilt-Set-18574-L1221-K~W008703235.html?piid=1693010224%2C1693010190 or

or

https://www.potterybarn.com/products/sorrel-toile-duvet-cover/?catalogId=84&sku=4146187

You could remove the bedroom windows' valances, raise new ones up higher to ceiling height, change to curtains, and so on. A new window seat cushion would show off the window seat.

If you do like the black and white after a month or two, consider painting your solid wood furniture black. Here is a photo with traditional style black painted bedroom furniture.

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Also take a look at how Pottery Barn styles its black bedroom furniture, especially the Farmhouse line. https://www.potterybarn.com/products/farmhouse-bed/?group=1&sku=8546419&pkey=cbeds-headboards&subGroupId=farmhouse-bed&position=0

Your bedroom is very country, and the burgundy wall does not look good with the wood color of your furniture. Do you plan on keeping the quilt? It’s a good reference point for color. You need lots of pillows, a neutral wall color, and coordinating window coverings. It looks like you get a lot of sun, so nice blinds or sheers to block the light and give you privacy. No vinyl miniblinds. The mirror over the dresser is too much, swap it for something you can mount on the wall. Redo the doors of the built in to cover the unit and paint the same color as the walls. Swap out the mirrored closet doors. An area rug to anchor the bed. If you plan on keeping the quilt, I would do neutral bedding and fold the quilt at the foot of the bed. You need to conceal the cords that are hanging down from the sconces, which are hung too high.

We do think some Roman shades might work well in the bathroom and you could try actual curtains in the bedroom. It looks like you might need some artwork for over the headboard that will bring the burgundy color and other colors together. Notice how, in these two images from our design portfolio, we try to bring a balance to the colors in the room. Please also note the window treatments, lights and where the artwork is placed.

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