Any chance of posting a to-scale floorplan ~ showing all openings like windows, doors, closets, and any angles and/or bump-outs, etc.?

I always like the bed to be the main focal point when you enter the room however, as beautiful as sleigh beds are, they can "overpower" a room which is what I think you're sensing. If the space between the windows is wide enough to fit the width of the headboard, are you're ok with the side tables' lamps being in front of the windows (lots of pics on Houzz that have this set up)? Based on your 3rd pic, to place bed & side tables on windows' wall you'd need to also move the dresser. Is that a bump-out behind the dresser/mirror? If it is, once the bed was moved, is there enough room to walk btwn bed and the wall? What is on the wall opposite the windows (to the R of room entrance)? Could the dresser/mirror go there? Keep in mind the view (reflection) if you were to put the dresser/mirror where your bed currently is. If you like the "seating", could the chairs/table go at the foot of the bed facing the dresser (placed on the wall opposite windows). And, looks like a playpen in back corner - need to figure out where that could go (understanding that is a short-term need for space).

Good luck and congrats on what sounds like a new to you home!

It does look a little crowded. I would be concerned about a crib right by a window, particularly as winter approaches (cold drafts). You could try the crib between the windows, move one chair where the crib was (if you need a chair), and relocate the remaining chair and table to another room.

The bed will fit between the windows if necessary. The dresser would have to be on the opposite wall. It might still be a tight squeeze to walk between the door/end of bed. The chairs are nice to have, but I can get rid of them if they look too crowded. I don’t really have anywhere else for them to go. If I take them out, would I just leave an empty space between the windows?

The pack and play is just for my 20 month old niece to nap in during the day. It doesn’t get very cold here thankfully.

I wouldn't put the bed between the windows. Your night stands will partially block the window.

I have a sleigh bed in our guest room. Sleigh beds take up a ton of space. I think it looks fine if you want all of that furniture in there. If you don't use your chairs, though, you could take them out and put a bench instead. That table looks a bit too tall for the chairs. You could consider putting the dresser between the windows, which may make the space feel bigger.

Yes, dresser between window, chairs (or 1 chair & table), & playpen in bump out, shorter table for chair(s). Also wondered, push bed & nightstands to window wall, dresser centered on wall with bathroom door, & chair(s) playpen in bump out as above. Am guessing at window wall length as window width not shown.

Are you ever going to sit in those chairs? I’m betting not. You probably have better spots for sitting and chatting and those chairs don’t even have arms so they’re not gonna be terribly comfortable. I imagine they will be more like his and hers clothes racks. In which case removing them and the little table between them, might be the best idea. And as a previous commenter mentioned, put in a compact bench if needed

I think you've got the right arrangement. I would just remove the round end table between the chairs, and the second chair. You only need one chair in the room to sit down for a moment. That will leave you with better space around the crib also.

I would try the bed between the windows. I personally do not like to have the bed visible from the seating area outside of the bedroom (I'm not a pro).

I also think this is a better set up. And if also remove that small table.

Also the strings of the shades are SOOO dangerous for children. !!!😬😬😬

I'd have the bed between the windows. Remove the footboard, there's a lot of dark matching furniture here, so I'd consider painting your dresser a lighter color or finding a larger dresser with a lighter color and showier for the large wall, it would be the piece you see when entering the room, and don't have a mirror above it, get large art for the wall. Only one chair for the room, in the corner with a reading lamp. Baby's crib either in the corner on the immediate left when entering the room or on the pocket door to bathroom wall next to the chair in the corner mentioned above. I'd consider getting lighter nightstands too, let the bed be the dark wood piece in the room only.

I like your current furniture arrangement!! I think what is missing is color OR contrast OR drama. I'd think about painting the bed wall. Also, maybe add some tall mirrors behind both of the nightstands. Add a patterned pillow to the bed. Hang a piece of art between the two windows to tie it all together.

Thanks for all of the suggestions! Since the furniture is so heavy, I tried to rearrange it on paper...

I think the walkway may be too narrow if the bed is between the windows.

I like the chair in bump out by the window. Nice spot for reading & nice light & maybe a nice view? Looks like you have room for both chairs there but a bigger comfy chair might be the thing. Bed between windows not my fave as tables etc block windows & mess up additional window treatments you might add.

I like that option. Or possibly replacing the chairs with a bench. I do think the chair would be used more than a bench though. I don’t really like nightstands in front of the window.

I have long white curtains that I may hang. I haven’t done anything at all in this room yet. My furniture is nothing like this, but I love this room...

I really only like benches placed at foot of bed but not with your sleigh type bed frame. Really feeling a comfy chair with arms & a lower chair side table by that window.. A lamp too - can’t you just see yourself sitting there reading or holding your niece & reading to her?

Nice room and lovely furniture. I like either the current layout or a layout with the dresser between the windows and the chairs where the dresser is now. If you keep the dresser at the foot of the bed, I'd move the chairs closer together so they're clustered around the little table. Does it feel crowded when you're in the room? That's really the most important thing: that it feels comfortable and functional for you.

I think one comfortable chair would get much more use. The chairs we have now are not very comfortable. I’d love to have a quiet place to read. I have a 3 year old, an 8 year old, and a 13 year old, plus I watch my niece- so a quiet corner is hard to find around here.

Thank you! It does feel a little cluttered to me with both chairs. Its not bad, but I just really prefer it a little more open. Our last bedroom was way bigger so that furniture was a much better fit for that room.

So there you have it Lisa! You have more little ones to snuggle with in a comfy bigger chair! Move your furniture according to the plan with one chair by the window - that plan still leaves room for the little bed for niece in other corner of bump out & safely away from shade cords & window danger. Find a new home inside your house for the 2 chairs & table & start shopping for a comfy recliner type chair, table & I think, a floor lamp. And, keep your eyes open for a large piece of art for that niche wall too!

I would get rid of the table and chairs and put the dresser between the windows if it fits

Thank for the help! Now I have to find art and accessories to lighten up the dark furniture. do you think the footboard should stay? Also, would lighter, warmer paint and white curtains work in there? We will get to the carpet, but right now we are doing tile in the master bath. Here is the inspiration for that room...

I’d keep footboard until you have new chair& table, curtains & art & maybe a bed cover with color or some colorful pillows. Then decide on footboard. It completes the bed design.

I wouldn't add curtains- they take up space. You have room for one comfortable chair with a small ottoman so you would have a quiet place to read. Keep the footboard. Just add artwork - either one piece over the headboard or two pieces one either side of the bed, and then more art between the two windows. Choose pieces that you love and are meaningful to you.