Second, try to get a king size mattress or a large chest of drawers through only one leaf of a double door set. I would not try. I would simply open the other half. ;-) We have had double doors in previous homes and they are not difficult to use, but they mostly stay open. We are building a new home and will have double entry doors into our bedroom. Our opening is 36", but I wish we could have made them wider. Good news is that we rarely close our bedroom door. Closets will have the same double door widths. They only get closed when company is coming. The entrance to our bathroom has a pocket door. That will only be used if one of us is sleeping (it's DH) and the other wants to go ahead and get ready for the day (me.) There is a full door leading into the powder room of our bathroom that gets closed often.

The best you can do is to center the bed on its wall. I assume the door on the left goes to a walk-through closet to the bath so I would try the dresser there. Use some matching bedside tables that arrive at mattress height and with a lamp, the overall measurement should be 58-64" above the floor. As for the big blank wall, try some Indian shops for a bolt of exotic fabric to compliment your bedding. You can hang it on the wall. If it is cheap and long enough you might buy the whole bolt and actually drape it over the wall to hang in both rooms. You could opt for fabric behind the bed instead, if you find something else to hang on the big wall. Fabric will help with sound issues since you have a lot of hard surfaces. Consider anchoring the bed with an area rug slipped under the bottom 1/3 of it. Its more trouble, but have you considered painting the bed in a color from the spread or in a charcoal or black like the windows/floor? The white is kind of bland with your spread and if you go to more exotic fabrics the bed will need some spice to hold its own.

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The entry door, radiator and closet make this room hard to place furniture. Thanks for suggestions!