Hmmm....I love all of those windows and light but I suppose there can be too much of a good thing. (I do have somewhat of a similar issue in my house...in every room!) Now when you say "decor" what is it specifically you're referring to....art, furniture? Is the king bed negotiable? What are the MUST haves in here? Is the barn door the bath? If so, where is the closet?

You have room on the right side of the bed for a dresser or a very long wardrobe standing in as a closet. Platform beds always make sense in a smaller room. You might need to change out some furniture to get what you need. But perhaps that's a more attractive option than starting all over again? I can imagine how wild and expensive the Seattle market is!

You could also take advantage of those corners on either side of the bed and perhaps consider combo bookcase/storage unit/nightstand units that have a built in look. You could block off the outer part of the windows with drapes to allow that space to be used for something tall...just depends on your needs.

Hi Jama, we loved the windows too, until we considered getting our exisiting furniture inside of the room. We currently own two wide nightstands (33 inches wide), two tall chests (44 inches wide), and a kind bed (80 inches wide and long). Our hope was to maximize storage in the bedroom for folding clothes and to keep the king bed because we are trying to get pregnant now.

Inside of the barn door is the master bedroom bathroom and beyond that room is the small master closet. We were thinking about putting two night stands on each side of the bed and a dresser on the wall but was wondering if there was a more attractive option, since we'd be facing two doors and have our heads to a window.

@aunthelma, I love the drape idea! Thank you. I also noticed that a few of your suggestions have chandeliers inside of the bedroom, I'm wondering if you'd recommend one for my smaller space? I really like the look of it.

Is a king bed too large for this space? I really don't want to downgrade but will if you all think a king bed would just overwhelm the room.

Hi....I'm afraid you're not missing anything with the floor plan. It's pretty straight forward...in front of the windows. Visually, I love beds in front of windows. I think with nice drapes it creates a wonderful focal point as you can see from the pix AuntThelma posted. I've had that layout myself many times and in fact do right now in 2 bedrooms. It isn't ideal to face a wall with mostly doors (again, so do I...ALL DOORS) but then again it encourages us to concentrate on each other! :)

A queen bed of course would open up more room; the king will dominate spatially and visually. If you don't need more than a single dresser, you can work it with the king. Measure your dresser depth; most are about 20" or so. That would give you a little less than 3' to the bed. If that's too tight, you prob should consider a queen. I'm not the one to consult on king beds because I think they overwhelm most rooms...lol. I've never had one.

How terrible would it be to try to create symmetry on an wall with asymmetric windows, using furniture?

Geez.... That's what I meant to post for you and got distracted...a page from Pinterest with a lot of those ideas. Yes, that sort of thing is what I was referring to. Maybe you've already been there but here you go: https://www.pinterest.com/thanhvanvo/built-ins-around-bed/?lp=true

I REALLY like Thanh Vanvo ideas for small rooms but none of them have windows in the center of the bedroom. I'm not sure the build around idea would work because of my asymmetric bedroom windows.

I had a bedroom just about that size with a king size bed. It's going to feel cramped with your existing furniture. I solved my problem by building an addition and enlarging the bedroom. Not one that I'd recommend for you right now.

Getting pregnant doesn't require a king size bed. If you're serious about the house, I'd strongly suggest that you consider a queen size bed, with the headboard on the wall with the two windows.

Based on everyone's feedback, I created two floor plans for the master bedroom. The first one has a king bed and will have curtains covering the entire longest wall, behind two tall wardrobes on the right and left of the bed, attempting to create symmetry in the room (based on the below picture). I like this this design maximizes storage and is aesthetically pleasing but I don't like that it faces all of the bedroom doors.

The 2nd picture is an attempt to create a traditional bedroom space, using a queen bed (instead of a king bed). I like that this design has several focal points but I don't like that the bed is so close to the bathroom and has a smaller bed.

From a purely design perspective, which of these two are the best option for this room? Or, am I missing a 3rd or 4th better option? Please help. Thanks.

From a feng shui perspective, all the energy in the room comes in the doors, flows over your bed and out the window. Not restful. Not restful for a bed to face doors, subconsciously your mind is going out into those other spaces. Change bed to side of room with two windows. We have a headboard with book shelves on it, gives more storage space in a small room. Person who has to get up most in the night to pee gets side of bed by the bathroom door! My guess is it would be the person who gets pregnant! :)

That layout gives you lots of wall space for storage furniture and more space to maneuver around the room by the entrance door. Just a thought.

Well, there's always a door mural if you want to have some fun. There's another "door" thread going on here. Someone posted this. There are hundreds of them out there....something for everyone!

Certainly you have more options with the queen....you're smart to be getting this down on paper. No, you won't have a lot of room on one side but ??? it's all priorities. We had one bedroom that was only 10' wide with a queen and nightstands. We didn't have to get to the bathroom that way but we did to access a closet next to the bed....about 2'.5" on each side to the walls.....close. A lot of people wouldn't want that but we were cool with it....

The family that bought the house from us decided to keep their king bed (he's 6'6") They must be turning sideways to squeeze by that bed!

There's no right or wrong here. You have a couple of options and it's just a matter of your preferences.

How much can you spend/do? I'd be sorely tempted to remove those two windows overlooking the airport hangar and the electric wires. If you can't actually remove them, then some of the above suggestions for covering them over would work.

Center the bed under the double window.

I never considered one night stand... That's a lot less crowded. Thanks!!

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Please don't give up your king-size bed. I slept in a queen-size one for years and then thought I'd died and gone to heaven when we had a king-size. I think drapes on all your windows to take away the somewhat cold look that the room has now would really help. Also, I would remove the mirror and piece of furniture under it which seems to have no function and put some wonderful, colorful art there. The side tables also give off a rather cold vibe, but if you love that style of course keep it. A solid bedspread in a great color and rich velvety material (think turquoise or terra cotta) might really make this room.