Looks like you can fit a small night stand with a lamp.

Have a look at this link about rugs: https://www.houzz.com.au/magazine/finding-the-right-size-rug-for-any-room-in-the-house-stsetivw-vs~32205851

Hi Carol ,

Thanks for the suggestion. I'll look into it.

Hi,

Unfortunately, I am not the owner, so I can't change the wardrobe ... But thank you for the suggestions. The rug is a good idea!

Not sure what that box is behind your bed, but renting you can't paint it! But how can you add personal colour or texture temporarily.
Ilike the mirror it doubles your space, the rug is a must as mentioned above, it will give you a nice colour perimeter to colour tour floor, and definitely grounds the space. Lighting should be addressed too, a floor lamp that cantilevers over the bed in the corner for night ambience and choose one that suits your style. To further ground your space, that box behind the bed I'd have a charcoal,Mao your bedding pops in contrast, how?
Runa strip of sticky velchro onto, and buy a fabric you like and attach thevelchro to the back, it can be easily sewn up at your dry cleaners, simp,y fold it or cut it to the box size, and attatch velchro, now it's an upholstered bedhead. Cost effective and cheap. Tie in with same colour euro pillows. I'd place in between your wir door and ensuite door a tram scroll, or a slim line set of drawers. A huge canvas above your bed reflected in your bed will give you a view and provide a colour palette. If you can't afford art, buy sample pots of paint that your bedding features, and simply paint yourself, splatter, or flick paint, finger paint or even an ammeter can do this, drop blobs of two or three colours randomly on the canvas, choose three colours that are close in colour, then pick one more totally different from it, example orange, peach and coral then a navy ink blue, using a plastic sauce bottle, squirt water over the canvas helping to mix the paint for you, not too much, but then just move your can vas arou d to roll the paint and drip in different directions,. Dry it flat overnight, it will have some faxed colour, old solid brights and a blend of the two, so when it's above your bed, your quilt will now look amazing, and the art abstract and unique. Plus you can throw it out or paint over it without worrying about is cost.
And a talking point, if the company ever wants to talk ;)

Hi , thank you for that. The thing behind the bed is an extra wall. Not too sure what it is for so I have put the bed against it...

Is that an exposed box spring I see? If it is, a tailored dust ruffle coordinated with an upholstered headboard, pillow shams, and a pair of pretty draperies on a decorative drapery rod will totally transform your room. To get ideas, look at vignettes on display at stores such as Bed Bath & Beyond, Macy's, etc. You also need a couple of small night stands and bedside lamps with lampshades that soften the glare of the lamp.

Hi Eli,
Add rug or add small chair or small table or add small tv to watch or add a art picture.