A queen size bed is a better option - or even a full - so that a night stand/dresser/walking space can be accommodated. 

Beds, end tables, dressers, tv's, clocks radios, dining table chairs, goodwill artwork, matching couch set, lamps.

Just in my circles I know a lot of restaurant owners,  contractors, bar tenders and hair dressers that I am sure are near the poverty line on their tax returns but are no where close to it in real life. 

@Parker Dresser I would highly recommend you connect with @Ryan Murdock.

I like Walker Edison for beds and dressers.

Its a historic neighborhood so smaller bedrooms are common, basically enough room for a queen bed, night stand on each side and a small dresser in the master or a twin or double bed and a small desk in the other 2 bedrooms.

We don't have one piece of furniture with the exception of office furniture and beds, but no headboards, no dressers and no couches.I am 71-years old and never purchased a new vehicle with the exception of a new Mercedes SUV I purchased my wife about 7 years ago and the vehicle does not have 2,000 miles on it because my wife loves a 2003 Ford cargo van she drives every day because she put 3 custom-made dog beds in the van and doesn't have to worry about her dogs messing up her Mercedes.

This doesn't work for things like couches, of course, but definitely works for dressers, end tables, lamps, etc. 

The condo is fully furnished with 2 bedrooms, one of which has a large walk in closet and a dresser that takes up a whole wall.

Ray, this is the original plan a small desk in one bedroom but the 2nd is smaller and can only handle a bed and one dresser.