I think your furniture placement will be all right, ncamy. I suggest a few things: 1. get slightly smaller club chairs than the current "overstuffed" size. (I've always wondered who that furniture is for, as you can only actually sit in the space provided and the arms and back don't add to one's comfort!) 2. Get chairs that swivel, so you can move them to and fro according to the light in the room, and 3. put one ottoman between the two chairs. You can face each other and use the single ottoman and still watch the screen, or you can put a tray on the ottoman and use it as a side table for the two chairs.

I was really glad to see the upholstered bed in the second bed option, cause as I was looking at the room pics & sketch, that what I had in mind IMMEDIATELY. I LOVE that room (LOVE small spaces) & here's my suggestions: 1. Upholstered bed in natural linen. 2. Closet wall & crown moulding in SW Westhighland White. Walls & ceiling in Canvas Tan (flat) 3. Bedding in a soft color...no pattern. Pattern will only make the room smaller. 4. An upholstered bench at the end of the bed in the same linen as the bed with perhaps contrast welt in the color of the bedding. Ebony legs. (Check out Bassett Furniture for both the bed & the bench as an alternative to where you're looking) 5. Ditch the globe pic. Whatever goes over the bed needs to be a simple stretched canvas in soft colors, or sepia tones. 6. I vote for simple bamboo or burlap roman shades inset on the windows. 7. Think more about texture than color & pattern in this room. 8. Consider these for over the nightstands to save all table space. (Nightstands should be light in feeling but of course functional). ~Jeana Here is a link that might be useful: Nightstand lights

Not sure if your bedroom is wide enough to do the following but if so... Place your desk beside your bed on the long wall with the window. So the desk sits near the single window and functions both as a bedside table as well as a desk. Place the dresser directly across from your bed with the clothing rack beside it and the tall mirror beside it. The mirror would “reflect” the window/light on the opposite wall. You could make your landing area the drop spot for outerwear/shoes...with alternating rows of interesting hooks or knobs to hang your coats, jackets, hats and scarves, with shoes and boots below. Fit the pole lamp in wherever you need light...other side of bed, beside dresser, near desk. Hoping you can obtain a bed frame/headboard to give yourself a proper bed! It’s a great space with nice finishes and good light. Best Wishes!

3katz I’m sure your bedroom will be lovely! my point in describing our setup was that nothing matches— not a single thing matches the exact finish or wood species or color or material of anything else. We have furniture in our bedroom that is wood, painted wood, metal and upholstered. There’s no need to restrict your choices to all one wood finish or style or period. That said, if you start with the bed I would suggest one with a padded headboard and order a slipcover later for it from a vendor like the one Mtn linked to. That gives you something to sleep on in a neutral color, the ability to change it, and a good starting place to add almost anything.