I don't think it would be a problem.

I think it would be fine and remember you maybe able to "cheat" and make the rod a bit further over the wood trim on one side to make it look more centered.

"Would it look odd to have drapes that go down to the floor on a window that is not centered? "

Not at all.

Thank you everyone! I can't really cheat because even if I moved the drapes over slightly, everything is still on the right half of the wall. But it is good to know it isn't a problem.

Now, I need to decide if it is worth it. My pet peeve with these curtains and the ones that came with the dining room is that I have to dismantle the rods to get the curtains off to clean them. I can't just undo the finials and slide the curtains out. This, of course means that I don't end up cleaning them because it is is a pain.

I don't think the centered thing will be an issue at all.

And, as for ease of cleaning, I can't imagine they'd ever need a deep cleaning in bedroom. In a dining room or kitchen maybe, but not a bedroom. If you like the drapes, I say take em' with you. Moving costs can get so out of control that it seems silly not to reuse the items you already own, if you like them. If you have a good vacuum with an extension on it for upholstery, just hit em with that once a month or so to remove any dust build-up. I have linen pottery barn drapes in my living room that pillow to the floor - i vacuum the ends where they get dusty once a week and in the pleats where dust hides I only vacuum every few months - but that's about it. No dry cleaning routinely or anything. How often did you clean them before?

off topic, but CT Newbie, what'd you end up with for kitchen cabinets?