Thank you all for your help back in February! I’ve finished the room, and here are the Before & Afters. Photos are hard to get in such a small space, but hopefully it gives you the idea! Same bed, new art. Same sheets, new duvet cover & blankets. And a new cleaner wall colour (SW Shell White). Mango wood drum bedside tables to soften the edges; salt lamps on dimmers to provide enough light for reading, and an Apple Homepod Mini to use as alarm clock & speaker. Cellular blinds instead of the sheers. And springtime outside, instead of winter. Tidy new closet door, and fewer objects on the walls (nothing except the two paintings above the bed). And last but not least, those alcoves are gone! The photo doesn’t do it justice, but now the wall just disappears, and the room feels bigger. Again, thanks for all your help! I really like how it turned out. If you see anything else that it needs or any style faux pas (… yes, like the even number of paintings above the bed), I’d appreciate your suggestions.

You could fit a headboard. Please do as Patrucia asked, give us an exact floor plan of the room. That is a small master, but there are things that can be done but it is better if we know exact measurements..

There are plenty of other paint colors that you could use with the Taj Mahal quartizte countertop. Here are a few bathroom ideas for you from our portfolio.

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.