Are you able to place the bed on the wall to the right of the entrance without impeding access to the closet? Then you would have a bit of room on the left window wall for a dresser and a small chair in the corner between those windows. You could reverse it but I'm one who prefers not having a bed directly below a window, so I suggested the other wall. The interior wall will also allow you to use a headboard at some point. If the rug stays, I would keep it at the same orientation so that when your guest gets out of bed they step on the rug.

The room is approx. 11' x 12', has (SW) corner windows and a small attached bath, which is tiled in the original 50s grey/burgundy. I think the vanillin is too yellow (a) for my liking, (b) for the quilt that my MIL kindly made for us and (c) to tie into the bathroom color scheme. The bed frame will stay. The cherry dresser, bookcase & nightstand--while I love them--were not purchased for that bed and do not work with it. I hope to replace them with more simply styled furniture. The blinds are a problem from the exterior viewpoint also, and will either be lined in an off-white or replaced entirely with sheers or some other off-white treatment. We took out the old white mini blinds and prefer not to go that route again (the cats loved bending them). I'm viewing the quilt as my fall/winter bedcover, and would love to get new, lighter coverings for spring/summer. I need help in identifying a wall color that could work with that quilt, contrast/coordinate nicely with the bed, and provide a nice backdrop for new white/patterned bedcoverings. This is the view from the hall door. The wall on the left is 11' The bed runs parallel to the 12' stretch And here's the bathroom Just to complicate matters :-) we may move to an adjacent room that is longer but also has a (SE) corner window set up. I'd love to discuss layout, but the color issue is most pressing right now. Thanks for any help!

we had that pink tile in the downstairs powder room of our old house and it had a little pink checker board pattern floor tile. We did a "remodel" of the bathroom for about $1000. I removed the old toilet, had a guy install new floor tile over existing - the tile was in great shape so he went right over it. That was $400. I had a guy come in and do the spray finish over the pink tile - that was another $400. It was really easy for him since toilet was still gone from the floor guy being there. Then a new toilet was $200. I did the spray stuff in white. The existing sink was white. The new toilet was white. I painted the walls above in light blue. I wish I could fine a before picture!

Your room is very nice. But I think to fill that wall with art/photos, you're either going to have to have very large pieces or many of them. It's not possible to tell from the one view, but the first thing I thought when I saw your pic is that I would move the head of the bed over to that wall. I am assuming there is a window on the other side of the bed to match the one we see? If so, then that wall between them is much smaller for hanging art. It also might be possible to partially block the view of the dog crates if they are behind the bed when entering the room (or could they go on the wall the door is on, so they aren't so prominent from the door view?) Placing art above the dog crates is going to look odd and unfinished to me.