I had no idea my first attempt posted so I kept trying. It seemed to be in a loop and would not stop so I escaped.

By the way, the middle curtains are covering a balcony door that goes to a small balcony that I never sit on as it faces the front of my townhouse and I do not feel is stable.The windows have blackout honeycombs covered with blackout curtains and then sheers and then curtains to cover these to make the room prettier and warmer in the winter time.

If the Wesley Allen Maywood headboard would not have that busy rope and that weird design on the bottom, I would like it. It is pretty with pillows. I don't like in person the greige highlighting called Rustic Ivory since it make the headboard look dirty when light is not shining on it. The bed is a Queen size FloBed that I bought in 2007 that has natural latext cores and a zippered wool cover with 10" legs to make it 25" tall with room underneath to store items. It has attachments on the back fro a metal headboard. I have chemical allergies so I have to be careful with materials I bring into my bedroom.

Ohh boy! So many comments! Who would read it? What is your dilemma?

Not a pro! Pick one of the simple design headboards you like to replace that one you don't like. You deserve it!

Thank you jhp1016! I will try to decide in the next few days after I place my armoire against the wall & see if that helps get in more light.

I think contrast black or dark headboard looks pretty good with any color you choose. I would paint it black.

Thank you Celery, Visualization, I appreciate you sharing.

It looks like I posted way too many pictures and I guess I thought if someone had all the picture they could see the room to beable to help me change the headboard to see how it would look or paint the wall or paint the headboard to match the furniture. I had looked into Powder Coating my headboard a white to go with my furniture. Due to how decorative it is, the cost to sand blast it before powder coating it would be around $375 and the the total cost could come to $750. It is the rustic ivory that I am not crazy about in my bedroom with my decor. Yesterday, I printed out a picture of my room and printed the headboards I liked. Then I cut out the headboard pictures to tape them over the headboard. But from your answers today trying to help me I see I need more light and I will move the armoire against the wall. I figured out how to remove too many pics to only have a few shared. Thank you so far for letting me share and replying.

For a paint program - load your photos to the BM or SW site and paint your room.

I think a change in wall color would do more for your room than a change to a similar style headboard. i can see a soft green or aqua color for your walls, rather than 50 shades of beige.

Also, if you could squeeze the armoire so that it's flat against a wall somewhere, it wouldn't look like it's hulking over your room. Better yet, i would recommend removing one of the pieces of furniture and putting it elsewhere, anywhere else. i remember your trials and tribulations with the furniture, and your new pieces are pretty, but you have too many pieces in not a huge room.

Your room is so crowded with large heavy pieces! It will not achieve an open & airy feeling with every available space crammed with furniture. Can you move pieces to another bedroom, perhaps create a dressing area there? And yes, your replies/comments are a lot to read through.

Thank you for your replies. Shirlpp, I will try the paint programs offered by BM and SW again. I did try it a few months ago but I was unable to download the pictures to the site Yesterday, I did cut out different headboards and resize them to fit mine and they are nice. After doing this, I realized I do love my headboard when it has pretty pillows on it and maybe I need more light in the room and a different wall color. It is the highlighted rustic color that is clashing with my wall color in person and when not lit up looks dirty to me.

Blubird, maybe you are right I need another wall color than what I had in mind.

Blubird and Linda Dornan, I have thought about moving the armoire against the wall to allow light in so the headboard could be lit up and removing the small pottery barn white chair to another room.

I have a 32" LCD TV (bought in 2007 the year of the new furniture) in the armoire. If the armoire is not in front of my bed or catty cornered, I may not be able to see it lying in bed at night. Also the armoire's doors need enough clearance to open. I wonder if I should put the TV on the dresser in front of the bed and use the armoire for clothing if I can't see the TV when I move it against the wall which I see now I should do. There is a vent (air conditioning and heating) under each window. I wish I did not have the balcony door in the middle of the room that I can't cover in case I have to go out there in an emergency like I did when it was leaking into my foyer area in my living room downstairs. Unfortunately I need all the pieces of furniture and have no room in the rest of my townhouse.

I will look for more replies later on and see if there are any other suggestions. Thank you! I missed everyone! You are all such wonderful people and many of you have amazing decorating talent.

Too much furniture for the room. Is there a closet? I would put the armoire where the dresser is now. If you watch TV in bed often placing it in the most comfortable spot should be the priority. Paint the headboard the same white as the furniture if you like that shabby chic look or paint it navy/black/dark green for some drama. Night stands are better if they are the mattress height or a bit higher so when using the lamp the light goes over your shoulder. I would remove the small one.

Thank you Jck910! My boyfriend is coming over tomorrow afternoon and I will see if he can help me move the furniture and figure out if we can rearrange the furniture. I guess I wanted a quick replacement for the tiny metal table that matched the headboard but had no drawer and I found this one that did not outgas. I will continue looking for one very skinny with a drawer that will not bother my allergies. I had wanted to powder coat the headboard but it was too costly. I will see what the cost would be to paint it to match my furniture from a painter with a no-voc paint and a no-voc primer. There is too much furniture in the room. I wish instead of the dresser with the mirror I just bought another chest of drawers. Thanks again for your reply that I really appreciate.

Love the headboard hate the top piece on the armoire it is too much for the space .No mirror above a dresser if you must have a TV then put it above the dresser

Thank you Patricia Colwell Consulting. in hindsight, I wish I did not buy the armoire and instead went with two bigger chest of drawers next to the bed but it is there and I need to find a space for it. I really do love the headboard but not the greige highlighting in it. So it is too costly to powder coat but I wonder if it can be painted to match the furniture with a lot of primer first so the gray highlighting color does bleed through. Maybe I can hang the mirror above a wall and remove it from above the dresser. If I move the dresser closer to the door, the armoire will fit on the wall with clearance for the doors. There is a metal anchoring piece in the middle of it to prevent tipping so I can't move it without help.

Are your 2 low dressers about the same height? Is there room to put one on either side of the bed and remove the small night stand? Then put the tall dresser on the same wall as the armoire.

It would be very helpful to know the width of each piece of furniture, the height of the 2 long dressers, and the length of each wall.

Partim, Sorry I am just seeing this post now before bed. I just measured and I actually have 58" of room from my bed to the wall so this would work. The dresser is 54" long. But the dresser is a little bit tall for me at 35" tall. The small dresser on the other side of the bed is 33" tall. But it was a great idea. Thank you so much for caring.

I will try to take pictures today with the armoire against the wall and the biger nightstand next to y bed. I also changed the lighting on the dresser to 150-200 23 watts LED 3,000K temperature bulbs. Wish i chould change the 60 watts halogens next to my bed but that would keep me up at night as it was too bright to read under. Wish I bought dimable LED bulbs and bought a dimmer switch. I can still do that and bring the other 2 LED's downstairs to my family room.

I forgot all about this post to take new pictures. I am in the middle of another deadline. I found dimable 100 Watt LED bulbs that made so much of a difference. I can't wait to share. I will soon. Thank you!