Center the bed between wall sconces. You have many, many beds in your ideabook that will be a great inspiration for dressing the beds. You need king size pillows, 2 or 4 depending on how much you are spending on redecorating a hotel. How many rooms will you be updating? I would get a nice natural fiber woven waste paper basket to put the plastic one into. I would get a more comfortable desk chair, and definitely more substantial curtains in a neutral color. Are there supposed to be drawers in the bottom of that armoire? If there isn't, I would add runners and drawers to it for storage. Perhaps slide the desk/armoire down towards the power/Internet/cable access. Sheets, crisp white, light color neutral blanket, between two flat sheets, neutral coverlet over that. If needed, a duvet in a white, bleachable duvet cover. For color a dark or bright bed scarf that spans the end of bed, nothing too wide. Piece of art over bed that reflects the locale or nearby sightseeing spots, or an abstract that references the color of bed scarf. If doing a floor covering, keep it neutral and easy to clean. Not sure what color walls are, but they could do with some brightening, a nice bright ivory color would still be warm and welcoming, but would add light to a dim room.

The RIGHT wallpaper can be a great solution - since you are building a house you will have a lot of design decisions to make--they should be made as a unified whole not as seperate decisions. This is a job large enough to bring in an interior designer--bring one in NOW -it is best to have a designer before or during the early stages of construction. Position of lighting, wall sconces, etc need to be decidec BEFORE the walls and ceilings are sheetrocked. PyramidDG.com

To begin with the bed looks quite large --replace it with a twin bed 39" wide in a daybed style which can be placed against the wall. Then bring some color and pattern into the room.

There are lots of possibilities! You could try a chandelier, for example, if you want a very glamorous look. If you don't really have room for a chandelier, try a ceiling flush or semi-flush mount. Wall sconces can add another pop of light. LED tape light could be great if you have, say, rows of shoes in a display and want to illuminate them like you might see in a store. You have some great options here. Let me know if you have any questions.