Just a thought, what about putting the bed against the wall of the walk in wardrobe and you can still have your headboard, no need to change or move a radiator and the wife's side of the bed would be next to the wardrobe entrance. It's all a bit cramped by the looks of things and while you'll have your ensuite and your walkin wardrobe you'll still be walking into a box room. Another thought I had to to lose the bedside cabinets and increase the appearance of space would be in to have the bed side lights on the partition wall and the storage built into the stud wall with pull out shelves for those breakfast in bed moments and cups of tea. Change the door to open onto your landing as well!!! Good luck

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Choose something that will mask the bulb when you’re looking at the pendant from underneath (ie in bed). Like this https://www.amazon.co.uk/Aperture-Light-Pendant-Shade-Small/dp/B06Y3LCT7Y/ref=asc_df_B06Y3LCT7Y/?tag=googshopuk-21&linkCode=df0&hvadid=345526259037&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=12886301589046232526&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9045909&hvtargid=pla-737902658808&psc=1. Habitat also did a larger size, they look quite dramatic but give a nice soft yellow light, perfect for a bedroom. When it comes to light fixtures, larger is almost always better.

Hey!, Just had a look at the plan- It looks good. There's nothing necessarily wrong with putting a bed against a wall, most people choose to have the bed in the middle of the room if they have enough space. If you chose to do that you could place eaves either side or on the one side. Where are your windows ? Having the desk closest to the natural light is best for lighting, as lofts can typically be darker and dimmer, the light may not account for the desk area (unless you're happy with just having a desk lamp) Pendant lights should work though- maybe two We've got a guide here, it might not apply to the design choice because yours is a childs room, but could be a good starting point on how to convert a loft into a bedroom. Hope this helps :)