Are you talking about the large window? It appears "centered" between the cabinets, but I don't understand why the window is designed the way it is illustrated with so many transparent and non-transparent lights.

FWIW, your cabinetry breaks up any true symmetry of the wall by itself. However, once the cabinetry is installed, it's the remaining wall space which will be seen and the window and sink appear centered on that space.

I would use a nice curtain rod that you could 'center' where you wanted it. Then make or choose non-transparent fabric panels. On one side of the window the panel may be right to the edge while the other side covers the lop-sided size wall edge. Since you can't see through the panels from the inside they would look balanced.

Once the cabinets are installed and finished, the window will look centered between the cabinets and all the world will be fine.

West Virginia

A gazillion leaks just waiting for a rain storm...

No cabinets on that wall center everything else on the window

I don't like the cabinet on the left, being tucked back into a corner. Bring it out centered on the wall if you need the storage. If you can do without that storage, ditch the cabinet. And that cabinet hanging out beyond the refrigerator cabinet/pantry just plain looks weird. It's lost. End the uppers with the big pantry cabinet.

If I needed more uppers, I would have centered the window on the wall, and put uppers on both sides of the window. It's kind of neither fish nor fowl...

"the illustration of the window is misleading"

Then wouldn't the illustration of the balance of the kitchen be misleading as well?

If your cooking is good enough and the layout works well for you, it doesn't matter.

How about switching the left and right parts of your plan? Refrigerator is far deeper than range and will look better with equally deep cabinetry around it. Then the window wall should be symmetrical, shouldn’t it?