I prefer the bed under the window.....it works better with the nightstands.

Form vs Function:

Since there are two windows in this room, form wise I like it placed under the window.

Function? Will there be a time when you want to have both windows open for cross ventilation? Would you mind a window open over your head?

Me personally? I would do #2.

i don't really like the way the 1st one looks, but i don't know if i would like a window above the bed as in the 2nd picture tho, altho we have it like that in a guest room... i think it does depend somewhat on how much outdoor noise there is- your head will be right there even with window closed- and how often you open your window.

is the wall with the dresser an option??

I'd keep the bed on the offset window wall since that seems to be your preference functionally. I'd fill the entire wall with a curtain to disguise the offset window.

I'd also keep it on the offset window wall. Putting on the other wall doesn't give leave enough room at the foot.

I like the way it looks better on the offset-window wall. It just looks nicer as you enter, and seems easier to walk in and out, as the bed would not be sticking out into the walkway to either side of the bed or the door we can see.

Other things come in to play, though. For example, our bed is under a window, because otherwise we'd have a lovely view of the bathroom from the pillow.

Is the door we can see, is that a bathroom door or a closet door?

With the bed on the offset wall, does the door hit the nightstand? Then I'd put the bed under the center window.

If the door is to a bathroom and two people typically use the bed, it might be better to have the bed under the centered window, because it's easier to get to the bathroom from both sides of the bed. If there's usually only one person in the bed, I'd put it on the offset wall.

if the door is to a closet, it might be better to have the bed on the offset wall. And I'd choose a blind in a similar color to the walls, so that the lamp looks nice against it.

Generally speaking it's considered desirable to have the foot of the bed facing the door as in example 1. However, there is the issue of the lamp table, as mentioned. If you do keep it there and don't want to put a curtain over the whole wall, I would do a gallery of art over the bed and going down behind the lamp on the windowless side, which will take the emphasis away from that strangely placed window.

I would place it as in the first picture. Put panels on the window ( not the whole wall). You might possibly want sheers, too, so that you are not looking at white blinds. Your other window also needs another panel ( maybe three more....they are pretty skimpy). Your room is very beautiful and serene!

I would keep it on the wall with the offset window and do a fake-out window treatment on the right to match one on the left over the real window. I can't find the pic I was looking for, but this will give you the idea...a drape covering the window with a tie back. Underneath, hang a sheer to obscure the fact that there's no window. To really help sell it, first hang a mirror with a white frame on the right side. This way, even though it has no light coming through, the mirror will reflect the light in the room and make it seem more like a window. It will also add a lot of fabric to the room, which is nice for a bedroom as fabric adds texture, warmth and sound deadening.

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I like your bed on the offset window wall.....but with two night stands lt looks a little crowded. Can you use just one night stand? If you need light on both sides of your bed...how about a floor lamp on one side. You can get floor lamps and table lamps that match....would that work? Depending on what sort of bedding you get, I think sheers would look nice on all windows in that room. For above the bed, two nice pictures .

The more I think about it, put it on the wall with the offset window and don't think twice about it. Everything doesn't have to be symmetric.

LOL the offset window is my least favorite. What will be the focal point of this room? Are you making room for a seating area? Jammed up against the closet gives you room for one, I suppose but other wise I think it looks like the bed is secondary in the room and that seems odd to me.

What about using a mirror to create a second window?

I like the offset window with the bed and Beverly's mockup is great!

Beverly nailed it!

I decided that I am going to keep the bed on the offset window wall. Thank you for all the suggestions.

Place a mirror the same size as the window on the opposite side.