If you have shelves over your bed make sure any items on them are secured and not going to fall on your head.

Is there a reason you can't put your bed on the other wall? What are the dimmensions of the room?

If the bed can't be moved to the other wall, then I would try to make the wall look symmetrical by adding drapes right across the whole wall. You can pull them back a bit if you need access to that window and then put a matching panel of drapes on the other end of the other window. You could get drapes that have a nice pattern/color if you like feature walls. This would allow you to have a higher headboard as well.

Or a panel of drapes or sheers on each side of the bed to cover the window but leave them straight and instead of a window in between as shown below, you could add some art.

Forget about symmetry and aim for balance. See Oberto Gili's fireplace and window- no symmetry and utter perfection to my eyes.

I think you can work with the asymmetry with a set of three pictures (that work together, of course, and framed in the same way). Blinds, Roman or even plain, would look good on the windows. An exercise in shapes:

Lose the nightstands. Get a bookcase headboard instead. Hang a plug-in double sconce centered over the bed, a piece of art about this size hanging off the edge of the headboard to balance the window on the other side.

I think a headboard would really help and like the mockup Lina did (eta, groveraxel was posting pics the same time as me so I didn't see them; like hers/his, too). I'd also look for a wall mounted lamp and forget the table lamps then get much smaller tables, maybe even wall mounted.

something on the order of these:

or maybe smaller versions of something like these:

Measure the very bottom of your window to the very top. Then measure the entire space to the right of the window. Measure an appropriate space for between the art pieces. The art will look like it was always supposed to be there! For art, check out your local artists and galleries, or art.com. Measure twice, buy once! If you are going for the art.com, get a print, then get it framed locally or if the print is (hopefully) a standard size, you can get frames on sale at AC Moore.

I like the bookcase headboard, wall mounted light and picture!

Better bedding...

Fabric that includes pewter grey, like grover's light.. or repeats paint color and an art color:

I did like your aligned left shelves. And other like 3 canvas pieces [same size basically as window?].....

but not centered, or at right....do you do graphic design?! :)

OK, I think I've got it now.

Woof!! I like that! but does it HaVE to be a bookcase headboard?? Ikea has this one-it comes in black also. 43" high, 12" deep.

I vote for Rina's idea. Asymmetry is a challenge but can lead to a much more interesting wall. Good luck!

Simple would seem best esp. if you'll try the shelves - $104 and other colors:

I wish OP would answer if the bed can be turned 45 degrees to the wall on the right. Did I miss something.

I agree 100% with that fabric that everdebz found and the advise that groveraxle give you about getting rid of the night stands. I'm not a fan of the light though! I can see you setting up in bed hitting your head on it and getting the glare in your face, I will leave it up to groveraxle to find something smaller and not so surgery room looking :))

Thank you all so much! I'm sorry I didn't get a notification that there were responses! That is the only place for the bed, what you see is really the room. This is the opposite wall which will have a mirror over the dresser. It's very small. Im loving these ideas. Please keep them coming. And I'm totally embarrassed I posted the pics without even making my bed. Just got too anxious to post!

For reference, here's a pic of our room with one window to the side. You just live with it in a small house.

What about something like this. I'm liking the asymmetrical idea... I'm not sure I can do away with nightstands completely. Drawer and closet space is at a premium in this house. Again, apologies for the bed not being made and subpar graphic design skills.

I would center one larger picture or mirror on the bed, not a bunch of stuff on the wall.

1929Spanish-GW your room is very nicely done and by the look of it its a bit wider then the room that Valerie has sometimes a few inches can make a difference.

get smaller night tables those look too long ,you only need something to rest a clock a lamp a glass or bottle of water and if you have dentures a glass for those too:)) a bit of humour !!!

Thanks Genevieve! They are too long because they're sideways! Need to find some smaller ones, but hoping for narrow with drawers. Spent my decorating money on all new appliances so have to prioritize for the time being :)

Oh and room is 11' x 14'. A smaller bed would look better but would probably end in divorce!

Valerie you save the ideas and when you can you replace the tables, you could make your own headboard and save a lot of money .

I feel like something like this would work better for you:

And what about roman blinds the same color as your wall? It looks like the ones you have mostly will stay closed anyway...

Here's a diy tutorial using blinds like you have already....

http://honestlywtf.com/diy/diy-roman-shades/

I like that idea Pennydesign. Would you put those on the adjacent walls or look for narrow ones for the same wall as the bed?

Those are 27 wide, which may not fit, but I'm sure we can find something that fits perfectly. What size bed is it?

I would probably do something like this as well instead of lamps:

The right-aligned shelves look the best. I wouldn't put as much on them as the photo shows. It's a small room and would look too busy. The night stands can be replaced with corner bookshelves or corner floating shelves. Roman shades would look better than the blinds and add some softness and soundproofing.

Here are some small profile night stands only 16" wide.

Can you turn the bed by 90 degrees and have the head against the wall where groveraxle put the dog?

I had a bedroom that was sort of similar to yours(in the way of the window only on one side). This is what I did.

Normally the bed should go so that your feet would be pointing toward the door way. Without seeing the rest of your space, I would see if there was another wall you could put your bed on to get away from that odd window arrangement.

Thanks, cpaul - the bed won't work on another wall, and it does have our feet pointing at the doorway. It's just a really small and awkward space.

Here's a little IKEA Eket wall mounted cabinet for 25 dollars. They're 13" square.

They also do a double that's the same width but taller at 13 by 27 high. for 40.

For the time being I would get some plywood and foam and fabric and DIY my headboard. It's super easy to do and clearance fabric makes it extremely budget friendly.

Thank you, pennydesign! I think I'm going to look at floating headboards with integrated nightstands. Something like this maybe I can chalk paint and put some better drawer pulls on. And still love the simple hanging pendant light idea. Kind of gives a blank slate for the above bed decor I'll have to play with a bit more. And definitely some nice Roman shades for the windows.