Once you properly hang drapes, put the bed just in front of them. It will be fine. Just pull it away so it doesn't crush the drapery fabric. The pic below crushes them just a little too much.

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With shutters opening outwards toward walls, once you add side tables with lamps wondering if that will be a problem.

Have you considered placing bed on the long wall and then you could even go with a California king. Room is large and bed won’t feel cramped down at the far end. Then you could add a seating area by window

The long wall has the bathroom entrance on one side and the closet entrance on the other.

Is there more space on either of these walls (less the entrances) than the wall with windows and bed doesn’t have to be centered. Then you wouldn‘t have to worry about not opening shutters sideways if using lamps

Or...you could change your window treatment to side drapery panels/shutters or just shutters that move up and down - again if using lamps

Go with a narrower headboard. IMO, the bed will look out of place over-lapping the window (even just the trim).