You have the right idea, but I think you do have too much of the same theme everywhere. Either the floral coverlet/shams or prints above the bed. If you end up keeping the prints, frame them the same, but you can use different mat colors and sizes if you want a little variation. I would also rearrange your black & white print gallery. Place them on the ground to rearrange them.

If you are willing to paint, I would repaint the green with a complementary tan or beige color. That should neutralize some of the green and theme you have going that you might not have to move either the prints or coverlet out.

Love your glass lamp, but yes it might be taking up too much real estate. Maybe a sconce like Marci mentioned and replace the white lamp on your dresser, which seems a bit out of place.

I think your colors and decor are very nice, and perhaps you want just a few small tweaks to punch things up a bit.

The night table is good because it's in a very small space. The issue there may be that the lamp is hogging all that space. Perhaps a wall sconce installed above the table would work better. That would leave more room on the table and it will not look so crowded.

While the duvet is lovely, you are right, it is fighting with the botanical prints, which are also lovely. White damask linens would look very elegant and add some texture. You may then play around with the accent pillows.

Your art is lovely, too, but the spacing needs to be adjusted. Move the flanking pieces out one or two inches, and move every up an inch or so. Also, align the individual pieces at the middle.

In the alcove, a mirror the width of the dresser would work better.

I like what you have, but here's a few random ideas if you feel the need for a change....consider one (not necessarily all three)

take the 3 botanical prints down and look for something else....maybe something you already have in a different room? or something with texture?

put the floral duvet in another room and consider something in a pin stripe? green or blue or yellow? or just put the shams in a drawer and look for striped shams?

I would not paint yr dressers....but for some reason the shiny tops bug me.....how about some plain rough linen runners extending the full length with plenty to hang down the sides?

Just a thought...if the closets are just what I see and you are pretty neat...place your bed in the alcove with nightstands in the closets. Both people will now be able to get out without crawling over each other. And both will have a place for a book, glass in of water, etc. Try a very pretty garment rack in your room.

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You've done a marvelous job with a small room. I like the botanical prints with the duvet cover and the paint color. Lovely. Maybe ditch the print pillow shams.

If it were my room I'd prefer fewer decorative elements. I'd remove some of the items on the two dressers, and replace the photo gallery with something simpler -- a horizontal mirror, perhaps, if the light switch allows. Keep it very simple. Keep us posted!

Thank you all for your feedback. I'm glad that I'm not the only one overwhelmed by the botanicals. I really like the prints on the wall, so I want to keep them (though perhaps change the spacing). I am going to swap out the bedding and if it still seems off, then I will paint even though my husband might kill me ;) I also plan to make some tweaks on the accessories based on what you all told me.

Hello! Original poster here. I wanted to update you all on this thread I posted almost two years ago. I updated our master bedroom over the weekend, taking into account many of your suggestions. Thanks so much!

I got the bed into that alcove after all. I thought placing the bed there would make the closets inaccessible, but it didn’t. We had to purge clothes to get rid of a dresser so that this furniture arrangement would work. Over a whirlwind weekend, we moved everything, cleaned, decluttered, painted the walls and dressers and redecorated. The walls are Sherwin Williams Sea Salt, which is much lighter and calming than the green. This is how I wanted my bedroom to look all along, but just had to wait until time and budget allowed!

And just for fun, here’s the room when we first moved in:

It's beautiful!