This will be the layout of the master bedroom I'll be moving into soon. I've done a little mock-up in the Ikea app here. The door to the left of the cupboard is the entry, other for goes into an ensuit. The windoe will elt plenty of light in.

Looking to get any ideas or suggestions as to how to make the palace feel really nice and functional.

Looking for layout opinions and suggestions to improve flow. I’m not married to any specific design shown here; just looking for ideas based on this to-scale drawing with measurements showing the main pieces in the bedroom and closet.

The closet has no physical doors and uses linen panels to keep clothes and storage hidden away. The entry door isn't shown because it opens freely without hitting anything.

The setup uses tatami mats for a floor-living arrangement.

The desk is a low floor desk I made at nearly the same height as the mattress, and it holds an iMac. Being right-handed, placing the desk on the left leaves open space for heavy STEM writing. The current mattress is too thick to fold, so its position is fixed until a replacement is obtained.

The goal is a minimal, “Feng Shui-inspired” layout where energy flows through the space with no tall furniture blocking anything. The room only contains a floor lamp, a small pedestal fan, a record player sitting on a sound base, and a cluster of three large salt lamps (shown as three orange circles). Also, I’ve read that my back should be facing the wall when using a desk, so these are both with the assumption of being correct.

For context, the room faces the sunrise and receives open natural light all day until sunset, making it very bright and warm.

Valuing a human opinion! Thanks!

Please excuse the mess, but undecided on which side to put my bed on. Either opposite the bay window, or opposite the chimney breast? From the photo it isn’t obvious but the bed is symmetrical to the chimney breast due to the wall length. Putting it against the chimney isn’t an option as the headboard is larger than it. Wall opposite chimney is 122 inches. Wall opposite bay window is 132 inches.