Chibimimi, I love your solution, unfortunately the bed won't fit under the windows -- too close to one side of the wall. I considered moving the bed to the other wall but if I do that I can't get in the closet. Maybe I can try replacing one of the night stands with something taller??? That might balance it somewhat. It does look kind of funky the without anything on the windows, which I like, but I was trying to be grown up about my bedroom.

Agree with gracie01. Move TV to console on left of FP. Make sure the console is at least 2/3 the width of the space from the corner to the FP and center it in that space. Hard to tell but I think I would go with a much larger rug so the recliners are on it or pull the recliners in so the walkway is behind them

How do you enter the room? Is it through the french doors? If so is there enough room for them to open? I see an arched opening into another room, will you be entering or viewing the space from this room. Movement through the room may influence furniture placement. Walk around the room as you expect to use it and feel how comfortable or uncomfortable the movement is. You may want to consider having a pair of chairs close together with a small table between them facing the other pair mirror this arrangement. This might give more space to open the french doors, or walk between the wall and chairs. If you had a larger piece of art or a grouping between the two windows, so it almost felt like a third window, you may not feel the need to center the chairs there. It's like you want to fill the space between the windows, but do it with art and not furniture.

I'd just use a very simple roman shade that blends with your wall color. Then place a piece of art above the left side of the headboard. Drapes that need to be opened and closed aren't very functional behind a bed and dresser.