Thanks, pennydesign. I'd like one bookshelf, I think, or maybe two smaller ones in the room. I do have some books as well as items to display (what *DO* people do with their boxes of cremated pet remains?) The washstand has been my bedside table for years. At some point, moving it & buying a bedside table could be in the cards. For now, I want to live with stuff for a while & see how it goes before major expenditures. I like your mirror idea for the interior side of the bed, the far side I don't think matters as much - you'd only really seeing it from that back corner - so, only when I'm opening & closing that window... I don't have any rag rugs. I re-placed my two rugs that I already had in the room. I have some others (mostly oriental/kilim type rugs) but they're smaller.

I think a textured blind would look great, especially with MCM. https://www.etsy.com/listing/651250118/lino-extra-textured-with-natural-linen?epik=dj0yJnU9Q2d6Nzd5QmItb2Q5ZW9aZ2pMRmd3aHhGNDJCekNGZUwmcD0wJm49Y0FjcWJJSUhUNm85NFo0OUZNVk1GdyZ0PUFBQUFBR0cwMjVN

I am not a pro, but I see a lot of issues with the floorplan. First issue I see is the laundry. No sink, no place to fold or hang anything, Not sure what useful storage the storage space will have. Did you think about what you plan on storing there and how it will fit. Family room - every wall has a doorway to somewhere - traffic patterns cross everywhere. What activities do you have planned for the family room? Billiards might work, but with the stair entry the sliders, the entry to the laundry and the main entry I don't see a good setup for a sofa and 2 chairs and a TV. You always need at least 3' of walking space between walls and furniture. Bedroom 2 was designed with just 28" between the bed and closet. I don't have an issue with a toilet being in the master bath, but If you are going to have a separate toilet room with a door make it into a proper powder room with a hand wash station and enough room that your knees aren't smashed by the door and you can comfortably go in, sit down, have space for some extra toilet tissue and a window or exhaust fan, not just a toilet stall. Have you taken inventory of your life, determined how every room will be used, what your daily routine is and how spaces need to function to make that routine efficient. What do you need to store in your home and how much space it will take. How will this house support how you live and the activities you do? I think you may benefit from hiring an interior designer to help figure out how the rooms will work before setting the room sizes, door and window placement in stone.

I have a craft room that is separate, as well as sharing an office with my dad for college work. The desk in my room is more of just to have as a small workspace for anything I may want to do in my room…. If that makes sense