I’d try the bed on the door wall facing the window. Fitted wardrobes where the bed is and chest of drawers opposite the door

Although it is nice to see the bed when you walk in iprobably wouldn’t put it under the window and block the radiator

Hi Alice. Considering the dimensions of the room and position of door and window, I will agree with the layouts that Jonathan and Sarah have done for you, where the bed is facing the window and wardrobes at the far end. If you have a radiator under the window, it should still leave you approx. 800mm passage between bed and radiator. The entrance side layout will depend on your needs. If you need a desk, or more wardrobe space.

Hi, you've already got the optimal layout from Jonathan :)

The only suggestion I would make is to replace the wardrobes near the door with something lower - entering the room and facing side of a tall unit can feel a bit unwelcoming.

Hope this helps :)

Jarek

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Can the bed be moved forward, and wardrobes/false wall/headboard be built?

There wouldn't be enough space either side of the bed Margo

Since you need clothes storage, a combination of a wardrobe and chest of drawers would work well, but to avoid them looking lost, consider creating a cohesive “storage zone.”

You could place a larger wardrobe along the wall near the door and flank it with a tall chest of drawers or even a narrow shelving unit. This will give the appearance of a more fitted look without the need for built-ins.

To make use of the space at the end of the bed, you could add a stylish bench with hidden storage or a low-profile console table. This would add some visual interest without overwhelming the space. If you want something softer, a small seating area with an accent chair and a floor lamp could create a cozy reading nook.

Since you’re replacing the door, you might want to consider a sliding or pocket door to save space and make fitted wardrobes more feasible. Finally, adding a large mirror or artwork above the chest of drawers will help fill the wall visually and make the room feel more polished. Good luck with your new space!

Something like this, I meant

Also consider low level storage facing the wardrobe in Margo’s layout instead of a false wall. They can double as both storage and bedhead