Yes, please post photos and floor plan drawing.

However, just going from the dimensions, the room is absurdly huge, twice as big as our master, which at 15 x 13, is a really nice size for a bedroom.

Depending on how the room is laid out in relation to the rest of the house, you could consider dividing the space with a wall and adding an additional room for an office/guest bedroom.

I've honestly never seen the point of gigantic bedrooms - you don't need THAT much space for a bed (even a big one), some night stands, and a couple dressers. And you don't need much space for sleeping on the bed or getting dressed.

second decorenthusiaste and queenvictorian

until we see photos and plan it's hard to advise properly

my general comment though would be-is there any need that you can meet in that master bedroom, besides sleeping and other bedroom-y stuff, and working in the office?

just an example-say I'd have this space..I'd think..great, I can fit a library in here

(because I never have enough space for books, and I find them very calming too)

and you might want not a library but something else

what is something that you can do there, would happily do there, in addition to other things?

first, define your needs..in this case wants and desires, since the room is so large.

After you think: ok I'd rather it function in a way such and such"-you think of a plan-what has to be there, what'd be cool to have there, how to get from that plan to reality.

Hi! After looking at the photos, it seems the office is in too tight a space. Would you consider moving it to the other end of the bedroom? A sofa could divide the office area from the bedroom area, or get some ikea or other open shelves to divide the office and bedroom areas. For the rest of the space, consider what you use - for the current office nook, if you have a lot of books, shelves could be on both walls, like a little walk through library. This would be a pleasant way to enter your bedroom, Or maybe just a table on one wall with a collection you might have- comic books, trains, cameras, stacks of magazines, anything. If you have clutter or possessions you can't display, build a closet. It's luxurious to have room around everything. I envy you!

That first pic with the narrow "hallway" and window, build in a storage bench / window seat beneath the window for your storing your heavy bed covers during the summer months.

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/830280881278935530/

You could also make that a closet/dressing room with built in a floor to ceiling/wall to wall closet/cabinet unit on at least one wall, with a vanity/desk on the window end (so you get the natural light from the window over your left shoulder). Better yet, with more shallow drawers and shelves, you could build accessory storage on both those walls.

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Put together an ideabook by searching for "tray ceiling bedroom" under the "Photos" icon. Once the main focus of the bed space is decided the additional areas will fall into place; office, lounge, library, glam closet/dressing room cozy fireplace sitting area.

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Yowza! That's bigger than my house!

Do you have a need for another bedroom? Just create one with the extra space.

In that study, I would put the desk in front of the window or else put built-ins around the window. That window area has personality.