I do like the woven shades - they work well with the wicker. If you go that route, there are a gazillion different kinds of woven shades. I ordered some from American Blind & Wallpaper for my 3 season room. Very reasonably priced, with a privacy liner and a valance attached. I'd go out on their website and see their options. They'll also send you samples.

Smith & Noble also have very nice woven blinds - a bit more pricey, but great combos. I think a darker woven blind, more the color of your furniture would look nice.

The other option would be to do a roman shade. They would go well in the room. Is there a reason why the door has the full length sheer? You could always do those on the other windows too, but you'd lose a nice view.

Wood shutters or wood 2" blinds would be pretty, but I think you might have a problem with the door opening into something that sticks out as far as wood blinds or shutters do.

What about white faux wood blinds to match the trim? You could always add a fabric valance at the top if you wanted something more than just the blinds.

Laurie

Pretty room. I could see something light and pretty like a sheer tie up shade. Do you need privacy? I see the fence, so I am going to guess it may not be a big issue.

Here is a link that might be useful: JCP tie up shade

Thanks for the suggestions. I like the roll up blinds - I already have them in my daughter's bedrooms. I think the rest of the room (which you don't see in the pictures) might be too formal for the look. Keep the suggestions coming!