Those leaning mirrors look great when there's a lot of space to move around. I don't think you have that space. Art would be my suggestion as well but there's no rush. Chalk paint for your chest is a great idea. Have you worked with it before? I was so impressed by how easy it is. If you're keeping your bedding, perhaps that can inspire your new wall colour?

We're adding a slightly larger master suite (20x26) that also includes reconfiguring the original space to create a hallway entrance next to an existing hall bath. Our architect configured the space so that the new master bath abuts the existing hall bath, presumably to minimize the plumbing work etc, as in the 2nd sketch by @er612. She also aligned the new master closet with the existing space which just helps as a sound buffer. The rest of the layout was decided based on views - optimal placement of windows, strategic placement of the bathroom door, having wall space for a TV if you want that.

Guessing the window is there for curb appeal on the front façade. Have you drawn a mock up to see what that would look like? Sky light /solar tubes add TONS of natural light!! Gotta wonder who the architect was and if it would be cheaper to move the closet so the window is part of the room, than mess with outside walls!!

Hi everyone, thank you for replying! Just for a bit of back story, we bought the house in late 2020 when I was pregnant and have not had time to do a ton of decorating. After having my daughter we have had most of our time taken up by parenting an infant (toddler now). The house has good bones but the previous owners made some odd (ugly imo) design choices so we have painted the communal areas, been working on getting furniture that we love that fits the space, and landscaping the front garden beds. The master suite is the last frontier and has an assortment of furniture from our last home. After thinking about the questions you asked I would like to clarify that I think I am asking more about layout or creative ways to make better functional use of the space before we do any major renovations in 2-3 years. While it is not an oddly shaped room, the doors all being where they are make the furniture placement a bit difficult. The reason for creating two separate spaces is to make better functional use of the space. We are only in there to sleep and spend the rest of our time in the communal areas. I would like to keep a space for the bed (bed, dressers, tv) that is nice and uncluttered that feels like a bedroom and have space for the dog crates, my exercise bike, and organized storage because we don't have enough storage space. I don't know the actual sq ft of the bedroom but I think it is about 400sq ft. I will take a measurement when I get home. Right now the budget would be low because we are just trying to make if functional until we start re-doing any part of the house. Maybe $1500 not including furniture. I'm not really sure about the price, we could spend more depending on what is needed. The floor is stained concrete and that is throughout the entire house other than the bathrooms and kitchens. It looks shinier in that picture than it is. We need the tv in the room because while we never watch it, my husband doesn't want to remove the possibility of watching tv in bed. lol The door and window are facing our backyard and the view is okay. There is a porch open to the back yard, we hope to do some landscaping back there in the future, when we have time to plan and plant. I've attached one of the only pictures I have of the room in it's current layout. Don't judge the décor, we know it's bad. Dog crates are behind the dressers. Will update with measurements when I have them. Thank you!