Hi! I would start with bedding. Here is an idea for you:


http://deciture.com/shop/bed/wayfair/cheila-8-piece-comforter-set/

Yes, at least one of the pieces of furniture needs to relocate. For now, take the television and put it atop the tall boy and put the smallest chest in the corner as a nightstand where it belongs. The first dresser needs to slide as far as it can into the corner to unblock the window and the mirrored seat would be more appropriate along the entry wall of the home so it will get used - blocking the windows will always look off. I know it is a vanity piece but you don't have room for it here, so place it where people check themselves as they come and go.

You can handle the bed covering the thermostat and switches ok. Just pull it forward a tad. When you shift these things around, your room will feel much happier -

Warner is right that bedding textiles are the place that most bedrooms signal their color story and style but this furniture is particularly unique / massive (tho looks great for your house style). Since the wood is dark and the leather is black, I found a duvet cover for a down quilt that has texture instead of color http://www.westelm.com/products/organic-cotton-pintuck-duvet-cover-shams-sea-spray-s082/?pkey=cbedding-sets&cm_src=bedding-sets||NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_--_- in sea spray . . a pale tone then add this faux fur throw across the bottom of the bed to mix and echo the brown and gray somewhere else besides the headboard http://www.westelm.com/products/ombre-faux-fur-throw-mocha-b1142/?pkey=cbedding-sets&cm_src=bedding-sets||NoFacet-_-NoFacet-_--_-
bedding that will sort of stand up to the scale of your things. . . you can get a fur accent pillow too if you lik

What will make it work is a great wall color - for this furniture, this historic blue-green will make the wood tones sing and it won't fight with the black leather. http://www.benjaminmoore.com/en-us/paint-color/wytheblue The depth of this color is right to balance the visual weight of these furnishings.
Now, for an overstock type rug - something light - ivory and shaggy will do well to provide contrast and a soft place for your feel.

Eventually, consider changing out the fan for a chandelier - something appropriate to the style of your formal furnishings, probably with a little crystal (a drum over crystal would be more modern) and consider a crystal base lamp for the end table.

yamnunez, this is some beautiful furniture, but there is too much of it. I also think there is some problems in placement and in the room colors. here is what I would do:

Place that gorgeous bed in front of the window. the big dresser with the mirror goes in the wall where the bed is now. place the other small dresser as a night table. get another piece for the tv. the other piece must go. I would use a grey-blue-green such as ewing blue from BM. then a beautiful carpet and an white armchair. use white bedding in different shades within the same family (warm or cool). Gorgeous