Hi everyone! I could use some help figuring out the best possible layout for my small (+-27 m2) studio apartment. Don't get me wrong, I'm incredibly grateful I have such a nice space all to myself, but I just can't seem to get a layout I'm really happy with. 

My studio consists of a small entrance/hallway situation when coming in, the main room with the kitchen, and a bathroom. The window takes up almost the whole back wall, and considering it faces south, it gives me a considerable amount of light. This window also contains the door to my balcony, which opens inwards. 

There are a few pieces of furniture that I'm very happy with placement-wise: I've put a large Ikea Ivar shelving unit behind the door, next to the kitchen (the blue square top left). I've also put a small Ikea Vilto shelving unit against the bathroom wall, opposite the kitchen, that contains condiments and spices. I also put up a long shelve on the bottom right, which is high enough to place my bed underneath if wanted. Other than that, I'm not too crazy about the layout as it is now. Therefore, I was wondering how you design this studio apartment?

What makes it difficult for me is how elektricity is placed in the room. Outlet's are all fairly low above the ground (25 cm) and the wall that has the toilet on one side has my thermostat, doorbell-camera screen and ventilation control panel on it. These are about 150 cm high. Lastly, there's a lightswitch on the back left wall, behind the door to the balcony, which I still need accessible. I've drawn them onto the map of my apartment in the second picture.

The furniture that I have to work with is:

\- Ikea Gjöra bed (140x200), which has one low headboard and one high headboard and can be placed facing either way 

\- Ikea kallax unit of 147x147x39

\- Ikea Songesand wardrobe of 120x60x191 cm

\- Ikea Askeby couch of 149x72, which can fold out into an additional sleeping space (149x198). However, I barely use this feature.

\- Ikea Lerhamn table of 118x74x75, for which I have 3 foldout chairs and 1 office chair, as I use it mainly as a working space. It's also my dining table when I have friends over. 

\- A vintage revolving bookcase of about 50x50 and 120 high. On wheels, but it doesn't roll very smoothly. Currently, it holds my tv. 

\- Ikea Björksnäs bedside table, which I use to hold my vinyl player and vinyl collection.

\- Ikea Raskög (big version), which currently stands directly next to the kitchen to hold my airfryer. 

I'm aware of the fact that maybe these pieces don't fit the space that well. Preferably, I'd keep them but I see how maybe that's not possible in this studio apartment. 

Anyone any ideas as to how to decorate my space? I could use all the help I can get! :)

Studio layout struggles