Istall a curtain pole and buy this storage system from ikea then,cover this with a pair of curtains http://www.ikea.com/gb/en/catalog/products/00245880/ https://www.google.co.uk/search?q=curtains+covering+cloths+storage&ie=UTF-8&oe=UTF-8&hl=en-gb&client=safari#imgrc=nf0a7cRYECtSYM%3A

Hi, my thoughts were take door off hinge and get a track to slide the door. This creates a new feeling of entry to the room optimising the space at the side also. You could have a desk as you come in to the room and the bed at the side, depending on the size of your unit, you could place it in the nook or at side of bed. Id have bed facing window for a nice morning view and natural light peeping through, depending on which way the sunrises and sets, it will be a beautiful scenery to look at, unless outside the windows a wall lol hope this helps. jodymorgandesign.com

I would also put the "wardrobe" there. You can still use the rail and at that height it should be long enough for most clothes but either close it off with a door or a curtain (the curtain will make it feel more spacious if she's does happen to be tidy so can keep it part open! I would also put the bed along the length of the 244 wall. I'd go for a daybed with trundle so she has seating for friends, this one is quite good as you can still see a bit of the floor beneath. desk under window with chest of drawers on opposite wall with a mirror over the top. If you want the room to feel bigger, don't choose furniture which has a lot of contrast to the walls. A ghost chair may be good for the desk

I grew up in a house where both mine and my sisters room opened out onto the kitchen. However, it was originally a small bungalow, which over time was extended out and out and the bedrooms just ended up staying there. Now that we've both moved out, my old room has now been changed into a spare room, and my sisters is the second sitting room and the fireplace has been opened up etc.