That looks like natural wood so i wouldn't ever paint it, I would try to match the wood color and use a more substantial wood drapery rod next to it and remove the clock above it. Light jade pieces would be good and shiny too. Something inexpensive would be all green or white/cream Haeger (maybe spelled wrong) ceramic rectangular "planters" usually about 3 inches tall, 2 or three inches deep and 6 or so wide and other shapes also like small vases are easy to find. I think they are from the 40's or 50's so they would match the built-in style. You can pick them up at thrift stores for about five dollars and they have nice shapes. I agree with the other comments that a strong theme rather than random objects are key.

I like the wall, too. I also agree with groveraxle that you just need to declutter and make the bed. It's hard to tell from the photos, but is the bed super low? If so, it would help to raise it. Look for bed lifts at your local bedding and housewares store. They are easy and inexpensive. Then embrace the rich colors of your walls in accessories like throw pillows. I would love chartreuse with it, too. But the main thing is the housekeeping. No matter how beautiful the decor, a bedroom always looks messy if the bed is unmade.

Hello Monika, I must say that concrete wall is fantastic! I see a large planter with a large leaved plant there.. I like Jonathan's idea, off white or shades of cream for the remaining walls and ceiling or even a subtle stone colour.. Then we need to talk textures! I think the sofa could work if you move it out a bit from the wall and layer it up with throws and add a couple of lovely cushions.. Warm woods would be nice too to balance the room.. Have you considered adding concrete to other areas of the home? There are some fantastic concrete chairs available both as a chair and bar stool.. Could be fabulous to compliment this room.. Cox and Cox did some pendant lights that were concrete with a warm edge detail.. You could create your own arrangement with a 5 wire ceiling rose and hooks.. A glass topped coffee table could be nice too.. Have a look at eBay or vintage shops.. Oh and one more thing... You can if you like the concrete wall find wallpaper for another room say that resembles what you have in the living room or even marble! It's fabulous and a feature you want to make the most out of! :))

Hi Simran, I am a big fan of having indoor plants around the house. There is this misconception that plants in the bedroom may not be a good idea because of the carbon dioxide from their breathing. But assuming that you will be looking at a couple of small plants, this really should not be something to worry about. Snake plants and Golden Pothos (money plant) are low maintenance and really help clean the air. Do upload some pics here once you have put your plants.