I have a small bedroom now used as office/guestroom. It was looking quite small and cluttered with pax+dresser+shelves along one wall. Now looks much better with wall to wall pax and solid doors. Conveniently 100cm+75cm+100cm fits one wall, without gaving to remove baseboards from adjoining walls. I  got solid older pax doors from craigslist and cut them, so I have two same size doors on the 75cm unit. More storage, looks cleaner and less oppressively small. More on reddit.com

Looks very sterile. Warm up the room with some Color and texture More on reddit.com

Does the door open that way? Or towards the wall? More on reddit.com

Having lived in a few small studios in different cities, I have a few recommendations… Under the bed dresser (I used brimnes but I think nordli would be a better choice now; it’s more modular) Elvarli - can build shelves and drawers up to the ceiling (height adjustable) and also a good room divider. Best part is that you don’t need to drill! I’ve used the tension rods without drilling with no problem since you can tighten it until it’s secured (however, be careful not to tighten too much and measure the shelves before doing so. It’s a bit of a pain at first but worth it when it comes together!). Can also use one of the longer shelves as a table or desk, depending on your setup. (In my old studio, I would’ve used this instead of a kitchen table between my living room and kitchen, but I have limitations in my new studio). Kallax book cases - these can be multipurpose as room dividers and different shelving options. Also great to use as a tv console and extra storage if turned on its side. I recommend getting the shelf insert boxes that can be folded. This can also work as for storing extra clothes or blankets. Rolling kitchen carts - FÖRHÖJA carts are great and can work as a small island or as extra prep space. Love that there is now also a smaller size. They also have extra space for storing utensils and other things. Ikea’s new small folding chairs are cheap and comfy. I like Nisse for comfort. The Lack wall shelf unit is great for tight spaces for extra storage or shelves. Panel curtains like VATTENAX can also be stylish room dividers. Try to get as many versatile and modular drawer units as possible, particularly rolling ones like Alex. They can be great as an alternative, slender dresser or to double up with office storage. Get a table top and legs that you can fit a smaller drawer unit under to use as a desk, or a modular table that can be multifunctional like Norden. I would recommend a modular sofa with storage like Valentuna. Since this was out of stock at ikea for several months, I found something similar on Amazon. Cheers and good luck! More on reddit.com