How to brand more space contained by my room? Okay, so I have a queen-sized bed and I just redo my...

Okay, so I have a queen-sized bed and I just redo my room so Im not getting rid of that but I have absolutely NO SPACE for anything!

Okay, so I hold 4 walls in my room. One wall has the door so I can't put the bed within, 1 has my window that go all the way down to the floor so my bed won't fit in attendance. And another wall has my closet and bathroom door so I can't put me bed there any!! That leaves only 1 blank wall! What am I supposed to do to make more space within my room? PLEASE HELP!
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ok put the bed on the blank wall..and put shelves on the other walls for storage..and surrounded by ur closet too. also get storage bins that can slide under ur bed.
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To craft room you need to get some stuff out. Clothes you don't wear, objects you don't use or furniture that doesn't serve any TRUE purpose. A bookshelf can help clear and sort some of your junk.
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Since you are so limited because of the closet,door,window, I suggest you put the bed surrounded by the middle of the room and dresser drawers, etc. on the one wall. That should ease the tension up on some of the space... It is evident the bed is too big for the room, or the room is too small for a queen. Did you just purchase the bed without measure your free space or did you start to change the furniture around and found out you are severly limited?? I hope this works for you or you
may own to down size the bed!! Good Luck! well you actually can put your bed on the wall that have the window. If you put the side of it to the window later keep it out from the wall like a foot or two. Or if you posterior it up against the window, you could decorate the windowpane with the type of curtains that would frame the sides of your headboard. Either way should not look bed. Just check it out
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Answers:    Draw out a whole bunch on different plans with exact measurements of your room and place different things contained by different places until you are happy with one of them. I have the same problem. My sister and I share a room, two twins, a huge dresser, night stand, windowpane on one wall, door on one, and closet on the other.
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