10 x 10 ft room for two: queen bed, 2 desks, closet (100 sq ft)

I shrank Desk 2 and its chair, so the chair no longer overlaps the bed. The catch is that the gap between them is now only 2 in, enough for the chair pushed in but not for someone sitting at the desk. The room is still 10'-0" x 10'-0", the bed, closet and Desk 1 haven't moved, and the path from the door to the bed and both desks is still clear. What I moved: - Desk 2: still 4'-0" long in the south-east corner, but now 1'-8" deep instead of 2'-0". - Chair 2: now 1'-4" x 1'-4" instead of 1'-6", placed 2" in front of the desk. - FFL marker: it ended up overlapping the moved chair, so I put it in the free strip between the closet and the bed. I didn't look at the preview again after this last move; the earlier preview showed nothing else overlapping. With the queen bed's head against the north wall, there are only 3'-4" between the foot of the bed and the south wall, and a desk plus a chair you can sit in needs about 4'-6". If Desk 2 has to be a real working seat, the fix is to turn the bed so its head is against the east wall. That frees the south part of the room for the desks, but the closet would then have to become 3'-4" wide along the north wall, which is tight for two people.