A couple of thoughts: Maybe hang wide curtains/draperies flanking the window behind the bed, so the bed is backed for its whole width rather than "hanging out" beyond the window? The molding frames on each side of the window would then need to be narrower (to my eyes, anyway), so they are entirely visible beyond the curtains. Something like this? (Not decor suggestions particularly, just showing how the bed wall might be arranged.) Plan the picture frame molding placement carefully, because it will determine size and placement of everything else in the room: furniture, art, mirrors, lamps, etc. Your inspiration photo feels beautifully "right" because everything relates perfectly to the moldings. I love picture frame molding, but it does constrain you.

To get as many ideas/combinations that suit your room/tastes, have you searched on line? Since your query is for bedroom sconces and headboard, look at bedrooms that feel similar to your choices so far. The headboard should be chosen first, as the sconces style/size will be very dependent on it and also depends on size of nightstands. To receive more helpful input on this forum, suggest providing pictures of the room/furniture and the fixture you purchased, for metal reference.

Love the green! In my last home we made a headboard with plywood, foam, muslin, and an unused quilt that was the right color. We stapled the muslin and quilt around the back of the wood and then used a large French cleat to hang it on the wall. It cost maybe a couple hundred dollars total and I loved it. We’ve recently moved into our newly built home and I was planning on getting a Thuma bed frame as well. I don’t think the headboards they have are tall enough for my room, so I plan on building another headboard like our last one and letting it drop to the top of the bed frame where their headboard options would sit.

Ty so much for your suggestions. It's funny because I decided that today I would start with something simple that I can do by myself, that was free, and that wouldn't take much time to complete. (I have some mobility issues due to a combo of obesity, having been sedentary for a while, and arthritis. But am slowly working on improving those too) so I just started by picking up the items on the floor, so we can walk unobstructed in our room. A tiny start, but a step in the right direction. And something I can actually do right now (which feels good). We could keep the bed, though my husband would prefer a new one. We also have three dressers that we could keep (one, two, or all) or not. They would need to be cleaned up, repainted, repaired. We have two bookshelves in the room, a tall metal shelving unit, two low to the ground long shelves, two tray tables that were using as as bedside tables, and an armoire. It feels very crowded. Not sure whether it's too much furniture or the way it's arranged. It's all in decent shape. I'm not crazy about the tray tables because the placement is awkward (especially on my side), but that could be because the big shelving unit is in the way. Also, the tray tables aren't great because there's not much surface area and no storage. But we might be able to make them work for now. Also, not crazy about the armoire as is because it doesn't offer much storage in it's current state. Its fairly narrow but sticks out pretty far into the room. Currently it doesn't stay closed, so we'd need to fix the door or remove it. I'm not sure how to make a diagram on here but will try to figure it out. I did write out a description but I know it's much easier to visualize things with a diagram. Thanks again for responding, and if you have any further ideas please let me know.