It looks to me as if a nice, tall green plant would look very good.

Love your bedding and I 2nd the plant suggestion.

I agree with the plant. A nice big palm.

Would a nightstand fit on that side of the bed? With a lamp? Might be enough to "fill" that area .....

Or perhaps a round table covered with fabric (maybe use a sheet from the same bedding set?) with a lamp?

OR perhaps a tall thin bookcase or shelves?

Oh I love your bedroom. It looks so pretty, love the colors. Do you have any more pics of this room, I would love to see them.

My first thought was a sprawling, tall palm too.

I'd like to see the small table removed and a low chest put under the window which could also act as a night table. Perhaps a lamp on the chest close to the bed. On the wall adjacent to the window I'd like to see a good piece of art. I love the color of the walls. I'll bet you love it more. Good job so far.

I just think you need something beside that bed, could find a night stand to match with a lovely reading lamp....to me it looks naked next to the bed. Would that tall piece (jewelery chest?) fit on that small wall? I love the pictures above you bed!

I would love to see a small slipper chair there, done in a lighter green and white fabric, perhaps a floor lamp beside it. I know this chair is too expensive, but something like this would be pretty:

slipper chair, arden green pattern fabric

I would think about wall-mounted plug-in lamps on either side of the bed, perhaps something like this:

oval wall plate lamp

iwith a small demilune or round table on each side.

LOVE your bedding!

Thanks for all the input. I am not very good with plants, not sure I can keep anything living!!

lilsophie, I'll post more pics later today of the rest of the room. I love my bedroom.

les917, I absolutely LOVE the chair; I wish I could afford it. It would be lovely in the capri stripe.

Posting more pics later....check back tonight.

Such a beautiful room! I love the colors.

Les, I love that chair and agree - it would look great. I also like Yayagal's suggestion of a chest and art.

Can't wait to see more pics!

tina

Your bedroom looks so cool and relaxing, I think we have the same bed! I agree with others that a nightstand and lamp beside the bed would be a great idea.

Here are the rest of the pictures from my master bedroom as promised.

Still looking for some responses on my sunroom - check out that post, please.

I know I probably need a lamp of some sort on the night stand, but there is no room.

Any more ideas would be appreciated.

How about moving the round table to the corner. Have the chair in front of the window slightly turned to the table. Lots of natural sunlight for reading!

I think that switching the location of the two dressers would help. Have the WIDE dresser on the wider wall. Right now where it is it seem to cramp the entrance to your dressing room and the door into the bedroom barely clears the dresser making the room seem cramped. With the narrow taller dresser there you have some breathing room for the door and doorway. The wide dresser will fill more wall space in the other area and having the TV lower will make it easier to view.

Now I am going to suggest something RADICAL....Remove the mirror from the dresser. Mirrors in bedrooms make the room seem cluttery, and not peaceful and restfull. You probbably do not even use that mirror for applying jewelry or make-up since you have a room with a dressing table a few feet away. It is a nice mirror and you could maybe use it in another area of the home.

Now with the mirror gone and the TV on the low dresser on the left side, turn the TV ever so slightly (like about 3") on an angle so that the tube and cords behind it are not so visible from the side view when you enter the room.

I would only use one vase on the wide dresser and add the ginger jar from the tall dresser put next to it. Pare down the arrangement in the vase. It is too big and bushy for a dresser. Less is more. Pull out the pom-pons and some of the droopy stuff, keeping the squigglies and some smaller greens and flowers.

Pare down the other vase but keep the pom-pon flowers and a couple of the squiggly sticks, and set it on your dressing room, table counter. It is a nice transitional piece to link the theme of the two rooms. Put the two prints over the tall dresser on the new wall location and set the little dish on top of the tall dresser.

JMHO