I think drapes, a chandelier and some nice art would look amazing in your room. Try to personalize the room to what you really like. Saatchi Art has some good deals on gorgeous art.

Those bitty lamps definitely have to go.

Softness counts in a bedroom...pillows (that your hubs will hate because of having to move them), throws, comforters...

I did our room with a British Colonial vibe (on a very tiny budget) so we have a four poster with gauzy drapes....it's really lovely.

A floor plan would help so we can visualize the space your working with....and is it Craigslist/Consignment, Macy, or Ballards type budget? The lovely folks here seem to be able to do amazing things with any amount...

Love that Groveraxle looks great!!

Like the wall color -- relaxing.

Like the bedspread/comforter, however, the bed seems a bit incomplete. See if you can find some pillow shams with the same shade of gray as is in the bedspread/comforter. New bedding and window curtains/drapes would totally change the look of your room.

A bench for the foot of your bed is a good idea -- consider choosing a storage ottoman -- it could used as a bench but with storage below.

http://rjeneration.org/16-best-pictures-of-ottoman-storage-benches-you-must-see/best-rectangular-tufted-ottoman-storage-bench/

Taller lamps with larger white shades would be worth a good start. Use lamps with a thin post rather than a ginger jar shape.

A more modern ceiling fan is something to consider. I like this honey server one.

http://helloitsmalu.me/contemporary-ceiling-fan-light/contemporary-ceiling-fan-light-amazing-modern-ceiling-fans-with-light-and-ceiling-lighting-contemporary-ceiling-fans-with-lights-interiors-ceiling-fan-light-kit-lowes/

This second one looks good off but not sure how it would work with both light and fan function on at the same time.

http://sofrench.me/ceiling-fans-with-lights/ceiling-fans-with-lights-gallery-of-outdoor-modern-ceiling-fans-with-light-in-motive-home-hunter-ceiling-fan-light-flickering-hunter/

As for the wall above your bed, unless and until you find art you actually like, leave the wall blank. Take your time and make shopping for it an adventure.

I liked Sabbath 7's comments......interior design is like a nest of newborn baby birds....always clamoring for more.....and yes it seems to take all those details to finish a room! But.....you can take your time and add as you find things you want.....I keep a running list in a small notebook I carry everywhere. You have a pretty room and a pretty set of bed and nightstands! A great place to start.

My choice would be for something with more beef, and presence. The furniture is modern looking so the lamps would be best with a modern flare. Those are nice lamps but very traditional in styling. That's why I and groveraxle selected wider lamp shades and lamps with personality. Sorry, :/ Just the truth. Look around on houzz for transitional bedroom photos and see what appeal and notice the looks. You could even do a mirror behind each lamp a look that is very beautiful in bedrooms. I will find some photos for you. bbl

You need a voluptuous lamp. These are voluptuous lamps...Color of your choice of course...just not gray, please...

Sell those you have on Craigslist or use them in another room.

Voluptuous! I love that word! Much better than "beefy" lol

We would suggest getting new lamps and getting a chandelier to replace that fan. Also window treatments are always nice. Here is a recent bedroom design we did that you might be interested in:

Austin Master Suite · More Info

Austin Master Suite · More Info

Agreed with others about getting bigger lamps. Could you add something on the nightstands, maybe some framed photos or candles? And place the nightstands a little closer to the bed, for ease of access. And how about framed art over the bed, something with a little color, about 3/4 of the width of the bed? Hang drapes in a luxurious fabric that are a little taller and wider than the window frame to make the window look larger. Take down the blinds and add sheer curtains (or a Roman shade) under the drapes. Do you get enough light to add some plants, either a small potted plant on the nightstand or a small potted tree somewhere in the room? If you decide to go with this, I suggest picking art you love first, then taking a color from the art to find drapes. Have fun!

Do you need something over the bed??

Personally, I have an irrational (maybe?) fear of things falling on me in the night.

How do you feel about mirrors behind the lamps?

It depends on the style that you want It will reflect on who you are anyway. I think it would be nicer if it something modern in style and a color combination of Black, Grey and White or it depends on what color do you prefer.

https://www.target.com/p/kenroy-glover-table-lamp-glossy-white/-/A-46770676

https://www.target.com/p/emilio-chrome-table-lamp/-/A-11127888

https://www.target.com/p/12-x36-framed-3-pack-feathers-threshold-153/-/A-17271094

https://www.target.com/p/hutton-set-of-3-printed-canvas-with-gel-coat/-/A-46765317

https://www.target.com/p/linen-look-lightblocking-curtain-panel-threshold-153/-/A-52269710#lnk=sametab

You still have nothing in a bedroom ideabook. It's hard to help when we don't know what you like and you've given no feedback on the ideas we've presented.

Agree with groveraxle, and making additions to your room is a process of "layering" in pieces to keep improving the overall look. So, I suggest you start with lamps. Lamps will guide other choices. So, concentrate on new lamps and a chandelier for the room first. Sometimes, people try to do too much and then get overwhelmed and it stops them. That might be where you are. So let's start with sharing what amount of money you would be comfortable with spending for two lamps and a chandelier? There are so many choices, and you have to narrow down the choices through budget and colors and sizes.

The lamps are from Pajarito's first link above, the feather pictures from her third link, and the chandelier is here: https://www.target.com/p/arpeggio-5-light-pendant-chrome-finish/-/A-14041359

To follow up on Flo's comment, let me suggest you look at lamps that are NOT dark and heavy, something more feminine and without those old-fashioned empire shades. They should be at least as tall as the second set of lamps you showed us.

They look great in your beautiful bedroom.

Excellent, Kelsey. Hang them as I show above, close together and not too high.

Love your bedding and the art! I agree with suggestions about lamps with more presence. Also I noticed the earlier lamp shades seemed a bit beige / warm with the cool white background of the bedding. I'd recommend a white shade to coordinate with the tone in the bedding.

Left light !

Is it possible for it to have a white shade?

I like the lamp on the left . too bad it wasn't taller.

You need a bit of colour to make the room exciting and inviting.

don't get me wrong, the feather pics are very nice but lack impact.

Keep with the grey tones but add a punch of colour for visual interest.

see ref. pic.

This design style/design

Left lamp, though you actually could use one that's about 3" taller.

You don't have to add color. A monochromatic bedroom is restful. Light linen curtains, maybe a slipper chair. I would replace those sad looking blinds.

Check out solid cotton curtains on Half Price Curtains website. You can order fabric samples to find the best match with your bed linens and wall color. I prefer a bedroom with less color to me it’s more restful and relaxing. I prefer light color curtains too. If you are going to keep the blinds I would replace them with one large one opposed too two. Here are some ideas for a chair

https://www.target.com/p/rodovre-arm-chair-project-62-153/-/A-53292992#lnk=sametab

https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/langley-street-carncome-armchair-lgly2590.html?piid=17126523

https://www.wayfair.com/furniture/pdp/langley-street-raleigh-slipper-chair-lgly3903.html?piid=19309483

Check out Ikea linen or velvet curtains.

Very nice. Like the feather pictures in there. The left lamp though could be a tad taller? Curious, how tall is it? I think I've read bedroom lamps should be a min. of about 28" high. I like the idea of adding curtain panels to the window. Nothing wrong with monochromatic either. Very pretty room.

I'd space them out. I have those in my family room and prefer them spaced apart. Mine are 3-4" and if I weren't too lazy at the moment, I'd walk upstairs and measure...lol.

Kelsey, I would space them out about half as far as shead has done hers. Give them another inch or inch and a half.

Nice, Kelsey. Framed art looks perfect. Love the chandelier.

It looks so pretty.

Love the chandelier! Everything is so pretty and yet warm and inviting! Lovely job!

Beautiful transformation. You nailed it perfectly.