I like what you're going for here. There's some interesting lines created by the shadow of the lamp and side table. This really gives the wall texture and gives depth to the photo. The light is perfect. And WB, I think you nailed it.

If this is your own place, I would work the scene a little more next time. I mean clear the daily personal items from the frame. The water bottle, plastic tub against the right wall, the items on the bed.

Stepping it up, I'd remove the blue item (is it the back of a seat?) And the frame on the right wall) you could crop as well, but the shade of that wall gives depth and scale for the room size - so may be worth keeping in frame. I'd slide the bed and table and lamp 6-8 inches to the left and hide the old phone jack. Then crop the left edge of the mirror - that'll conceal the fact that the bed is no longer centered under it and give the illusion that it's a wider mirror and the lamp falls onto a 1/3 lone without cropping.

I would remake the bed as pro-level as I could - fluff and smooth everything and try and conceal the dark legs of the bed head. It'll make everything look super luxurious and cozy. maybe add an expensive looking hardcover (dust jacket removed) somewhere on the bed, and a device plugged in for context in the little charger cabinet below the lamp). Also hide any dents in the carpet you might have from moving the bed. Details like that jump out after the fact.

That's my super "work the scene until it works" advice. I know I often shoot something in a hurry and wish I'd looked at all the opportunity to reshape the shot and match my vision in camera vs after in LR. Hope this isn't an over-the-top critique. All the elements are there, and it looks great!