6" can make a difference. I don't see a detailed blueprint of the room. Is it the headboard wall that's 11' or the window wall? No closet?

Could you post a photo of nthe wall opposite the window? There doesn’t seem to be space for a closet. Since it’s a small room for a queen size bed, I’d stick with your blue and white scheme. Here’s a nice inspiration photo. You’d need much smaller nightstands, but the floor to ceiling drapes are lovely. Disregard that black canopy frame!

I just added another photo of the eall opposite the window! there is a tiny closet next to the entryway, which makes the wall the bed is against smaller than 10.5 feet. the window wall is 11 feet!

How often do you have guests, for what length of time, and is it usually only once person who sleeps in the bed, or two? If two, then keep the bed in the current position. Get small floating nightstands and plug in wall sconces on either side.

Purchase a headboard, but no foot board. I wouldn't overload the bed with decorative pillows because there is no room to place them elsewhere at night. Your wall color is pretty. I'd get a subtle patterned bedspread.

Place a very shallow console table on the wall across from the foot of the bed. Hopefully there is an outlet on that wall. People can use it as a landing area, place to charge electronics, put purses, books.

Is the closet empty? I'd put shelves in it for people to unload suitcases into. And place somewhere in the room a few hooks. Everyone uses them.

Do you think this layout would work for you?

Still don't know the measurement of the room.

Can you give the missing measurement shown in red which is important as well as the exact location on the wall and size of the window.

Measurement of back wall is 9.5 feet

You say the back wall (including or not the check in the corner?) measures 9'5". However, If the window wall is 11 feet long and the other wall from the window wall to the entrance door is 10' 5" it doesn't jive with your photos showing a check in the wall behind the entrance door for a door into a closet. Are you sure you're giving us the exact measurements? It's important if you want to receive valuable input for the layout of your room.

We need a to scale floor plan of the space showing window , doorway position and the closet do it on graph paper post here in jpeg format in a comment DO NOT start another post. Guest rooms IMO need little in the way of furniture other than the bed night tables and I put a small chest of drawers in the closet in small space .

You might consider placing the headboard of the bed in the middle of the window. Then place nightstands on either side of the bed, and you might even have room for a chair in a corner. If you don't want a chair perhaps you can mount a TV on the wall if you need a TV in the space. Below are some images from designs we have done that might just help you more wiht your current dilemma.

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