Les, you are correct, this isn't our bedroom, though we've slept in it enough that it was temporarily (during construction) I guess I'm a creature of habit. Having been in my old home for 23yrs the ceiling fan and my bed were both centered in the middle of the bedroom and the ceiling fan was centered over the bed. I like the cool breeze - from Miami, need I say more? The dresser is opposite the bed, straight ahead. Closet is REALLY tiny, not even a twin bed would slide in there, I have a double. Not sure what I'll do with the valance. Had them all over the house. Personally, I like them, but everyone told me they were ugly and outdated. I still have them, I may just surprise the nay-sayers at some point later on. Nates, the table is square Forboystoo, Though I actualy loather Ethan Allen, I like the bed, have the dresser & hutch that goes with it. It's my daughters set from her bedroom, not an heirloom but like the way it goes in that room. We had a twin, full and queen to move in this house (and our king, but that was a given) and had to decide which way to go. We figured we'd get more out of the full and queen and got rid of the twin - hated doing so because that room was suppose to be the twin room - I would not be having issues if this stayed the way I initially intended (had sheets and window coverings to for the twin already) BUT, we've already been in the position that the full & queen were the right way to go, we've had visitors, the twin would not have worked. I guess it's me, and me being a creature of habit. We extended our master bedroom a few months ago by about 3 feet and we moved the fan over to have it centered over the bed, just like I had it in my old house. It's not centered in the middle of the room. I guess it's what feels comofortable. I guess we all have some quirks, and I know I have my share :) SIL is coming today for a visit with her BF, once she's gone I'll have to get in that room and see how the cubes will look with the bed the way it is. I'll take some pictures of it shifted over to post. This is just one room - there's so much to do in this house! Thanks again to you all!

Oh my! You poor dear. I hope the surgeries are all behind you now. My new tablet is actually heavier than most books I read, but I have a hospital style tray I use in bed for both real books and the tablet. I have a neck issue, nothing serious, but if I hold anything too long with any weight to it I'll be in pain for some time because of it so I decided to get a rolling bed tray. It's not very pretty, but it works. Some day I plan on using it as parts to build a solid wood tray.

First of all, thank you for the photos of your cute dog! I like to see out the window from in bed...will it fit on the wall opposite the window where the dresser is? Might have to remove a nightstand to fit. That's what I would do and walk around the bed to enter the room. It appears the door can open with the bed on the accent wall fine. I don't think the bed necessarily needs to be centered. "Form follows function" as they say. Where it is next to the window, move the bed to the right so it clears the window, you may have to find somewhere else for the nightstand. It might work if you pull the stand out so it clears the headboard and abut it to the wall. Pull the bed out a bit so the drapes can hang. Yes, the accent wall calls for a dramatic gallery display.

Anything can go but would prefer to keep the bed and nightstands. The other wall to the left has a large floor to ceiling window and not enough space for nightstands. The other two walls have too many doors. Definitely replacing: ceiling fan, drapes, possibly rug. Adding a tall dresser on the left wall between the 2 windows. Unsure if I should go with drapes or roller/Roman shades.