Those two little pieces on the wall beside the bed could be stacked between the doors. Center the middle of the "stack" 5' above the floor. Leave about one hand's width of space between them. Put the round one on top of the stack. Hang the big art that's behind your office chair 5" above the bed. Move the floral one behind the chair, centered 5' above the floor. Work on your gallery. Lay it out on the floor and add some of your other pieces to it. Spread them out a bit; the one hand's breadth measurement works pretty well for spacing between the pieces when they don't match in style or have matching frames. The center of the whole group should be 5' above the floor.

Thanks for the suggestions, I will definitely consider moving the two small ones in between the doors. If I move those should I leave that wall blank then? I originally thought about putting the big one behind the office chair above my bed but I don't really want anything heavy there so that's why I went with it behind the chair, that and I like it in the background on zoom calls. I do agree stuff needs to be higher, but I was working with some existing nail holes and I'm short so the height of it doesn't bother me much right now, I might end up changing it later on though. Thanks again, you have been so helpful.

I'd leave the area between the doors empty - it's not a place you want to be a focal point. I'd put one large peice of art above the dresser so you have some height next to the tv, one very large piece of art, or a large grouping of smaller pieces, above the headboard. Separate slightly and add to the grouping you have on the wall near your desk. You might also consider painting the room a soft color. This example shows you how to group a few pieces together.

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Thank you calidesign. I will consider your suggestions as well. I agree something that gives some height above the dressers might look good, right now I feel like it's just a box over there. Framing wallpaper is such a good idea, I've never thought about that. And yes! I would love to paint but unfortunately that's not really an option right now.

I'm still trying to figure out the wall by the TV and need to try the suggestions. But I love that photo calidesign posted with the 4 above the couch. Sorry for the bad drawing, but what if I did a similar look and added two the same size and colors above my bed like this? I painted those two so I can definitely make two more that look similar.

I generally like the way your furniture is arranged but consider one small change because the TV and dressers look squished, and the other wall beside it looks too bare. And if the TV doesn't get bashed by the door opening, it looks as if it would, which isn't attractive. I suggest you center the TV on its wall space. Then put the white dresser(s) on the wall beside it.

For the art work, I wouldn't put anything on the TV wall or between the doors. One piece over the white dressers - maybe the butterfly piece, although it's a bit hard to see its size relative to the dressers. If that fits, then group the 3 small pieces over the headboard - they will sort of go with the butterfly-flower-nature theme on that side of the room.

Group the larger, brighter/darker pieces as a gallery wall on the empty wall. To my eye they will look good together. It will be impactful and you don't need to fill the smaller walls with anything. Keep the eye focused on the gallery wall and not distracted by single pieces on small walls. Move the little table over to center under the gallery area.

I recently did a gallery wall and added a "frame" of black masking tape around it. (2" wide, using 2 x 1" widths.) YMMV.

I haven't changed any of the art yet or added anything new. But I liked Partims idea of moving the dressers and thought I would do that first and then go from there. They didn't fit where suggested so I split them and put one next to the bed. I can't decide if I like it or not. What do you think? Do they look weird directly across from each other?

To me this looks better than before. I would scoot the TV a bit to the right so it's not as close to the dresser. Maybe even center the TV between the door and the dresser.

Another option - could the bedside dresser go between the 2 doors, and the night stand go to the right of the bed so it's not in front of the curtain?

Your room is a good size so I don't like to see things too close together if possible.

No idea but how is the floor so white-is that white ceramic or carpet?

Thanks. I will move the tv over a bit. I agree it would look better. I think the room is close to 11 by 16 so it's a good size. Yes the dresser should fit between the doors. I might try that and see how it goes since the dresser is easy to move. I almost put it there but I was afraid I would bump into it when I come and go or that if I had anything on top it would in the way of the light switch.

Or what about something like this idea, with the TV unit in between the dressers? Then it would look fine with everything touching because it would look like one unit.

If it were me I'd spray paint the TV unit white and put white tape around the TV edge to get this look. (But then I spray paint a lot of things LOL. Or you could use white contact paper since it looks like the surfaces are flat.)

Even with a black TV unit it might be a nice balanced look to that side of the room.

It's carpet SB87319. It is a light grayish/blue/white. This is my parents house and almost everything in it is white, beige or cream. It drives me crazy because I like color but thats the way they like it and the way it's always been. They are not big on changing things and they don't like me to change much either. They talked about taking all the carpeting up and painting at some point but I don't know if or when that will happen.

Thank you for helping me so much partim. I had it that way with one dresser on each side of the TV but the edge of the dresser blocked part of my view of the tv from the desk, so that's why I moved it to the way it was in the original photos. I've moved these dressers around I don't know how many times and I can't seem to find a place I like them. I think one by the bed and one by the TV is how I am going to keep it for now. I just moved it between the doors and I didn't like it and i even tried behind the desk in the corner and it seems too crowded there too.

CNH it looks very clean!! And I love the all white look. Kind of soothing. But I agree that might be why it's harder to decorate when everything pops out more because of the white backdrop

Thank you. And yes I like it too, but since it's the whole house it gets boring after a while. Haha