I don't understand why you can't center it. As is, the person on the right side has a very narrow space to get around the bed, when getting up. That said, real pictures are so much better than AI, because AI is showing the bed practically touching the baseboard on the right, near corner.

Simply center the window treatment on the bed instead of on the window. You’ll need two or three panels instead of just one, and you will have wall space (in addition to windows) covered by panels, but no one will know but you.

Here's how centering the bed on a window wall is often treated--curtains entirely across the wall, bed centered on window. It looks nice!

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This is an AI version of you room, can we see your exact room.

@Sigrid & @lisedv: My house is currently being remodeled, so the only picture I can share right now is the rendering from the design program.

@Sigrid: Just to clarify, the bed is off-center because there’s a bureau on the left wall, and there’s still over 2' of space on the right side.

@housegal200 & @littlebug Zone 5 Missouri: I really appreciate your suggestions—thank you!

You don't have to hang draperies the whole length of the wall...just enough to fake the size of the window:

Or balance with art or shelving:

I think it would be better to put different nightstands near the bed: both in color/material and in height. Also different lamps for them. That is, to emphasize and strengthen the theme of asymmetry. Visually, it is worth making the left side heavier/voluminous - this will balance the displacement of the bed relative to the window.

As an option, place tall dried flowers in a narrow, tall vase on the nightstand on the left.

I would centre the bed with the window like shown below:

Centering the bed on the window is more important than a chest of drawers.

If you center the bed you might have the room to have a bachelor chest on each side of the bed. This is often a better method of storage in a bedroom.

IMO come back when the real space can be shown .

You don't have to hang draperies the whole length of the wall...just enough to fake the size of the window:

This! I have an off-center window and cannot move my bed to the left or right -- so I have curtains running the whole width of the wall, and it makes things appear to be symmetrical.

There are many styles of nightstands that can serve as dressers, both new and thrifted. Two nightstands=one dresser: