Thanks for the responses. My daughter has a full sized bed, a nightstand, a longer dresser (under 5 feet) and a tall dresser (2 1/2 ft wide). I will post a pic of the layout later when I get back from finishing my Christmas shopping. Oaktown, in your 5ft wide bath, does the tub sit on the exterior wall, so the window is in the tub area? That is one of the options if I go with the 5ft wide and keep the extra foot of space in her bedroom. I don't love the idea of a window in the bath- and with the shower curtain drawn (they like shower curtains vs. glass) It probably won't be effective. If I go with the 6ft width, then the bath will be on the long wall, and the window will not be in the tub area, it alongside the tub.

I think actual kid patterned bedding isn’t necessary at all. You have a great start and the choices we see will not be outgrown quickly. Now you need to just add some of your child’s favourite colours into the room in other ways. Turn down the comforter and add some coloured or patterned pillow cases and sheets. A couple cute toss cushions and a cozy throw to curl up with during a nap or reading. You could add a coloured trim to edges of drapery panels. Add some artwork on other walls. I am sure the areas of the room not pictured have toys and books or other furniture that make it obvious that this is a child’s room too. Good luck and I am sure it will be closer to what you had envisioned very soon.

i wouldn't do all four walls. maybe one wall, and the others white. find a vintage desk (or dresser or night stand) and paint it bright orange as an accessory Instead of bright orange walls, maybe do something boho w/white walls, and add peach and coral wall hangings, fairy lights, a rug, pillows, etc. or, some other ideas. show her these pics and see what she likes best. how about a Sherbet ceiling color? add some whites/golds/ soft pinks maybe an ombre accent wall? this is a nice combo. one wall coral gables, and the other three the lighter one Behr paint is cheaper than BM, and just as nice **if doing a very saturated color like orange, it's a good idea to prime the wall first (no, not paint and primer). get an actual primer and have them tint it one shade lighter than the wall color you pick. This way you won't have to do 3-4 coats of your paint color. I did a deep chili pepper paint color over a white wall once and it took so many coats. Reds, oranges, deep saturated colors should have a primer a shade or two lighter, on the wall first.

Check FLOR….they have lots of colors and styles, are easy to “install”, can be swapped out, washed etc….perfect for a kid’s room.