I have three patio doors. Two in my family room and one in my bedroom. All have traverse rods made from Kirsch. Two traverse to one side only. The third splits in the middle and traverses to both sides of the patio door. The third also has sheers because it is in a bedroom. Country Curtain and JCP have full width pinch-pleat patio drapes for a reasonable price. Remember to factor in the width at the side of the patio door to stack the drape beyond the patio door. I had patio doors in another house's kitchen. For that situation, I purchased a heavy duty iron rod and rings from PB, to which, I hung striped, heavy weight, PB drapes which were very casual. It had just one support in the middle where the two panels met. I also put a stationary sheer under it which stayed almost all the way closed full-time, giving it an extra layer of privacy.

Those windows are crying out for custom treatments!!! I love eyebrow arched windows and you can do fantastic coverings on them. But alot of those would require a professional. Are you planning on doing custom? If not - my suggestion would be to do stationary panels either hanging 1 rod across the very top above the arch, or 2 rods - one on each side above the window. I personally don't like hanging rods between the transom and the lower window. I think that cuts the window in half and shortens the ceiling height. Your windows look pretty tall and I'm not sure you'll find ready mades those lengths. If you can swing custom treatments - these would be the rooms to do them. It would make a bold statement. Here are a few ideas that I would suggest if I treated them: Hang point to point swags on medallions following the shape of the arch and stationary side panels tied back on the outsides. Or hang slouch panels from medallions and follow the arch. It would look really nice to accentuate the arch!

RL Relocation, thank you for sharing your ideas with me. I have struggled with the trim & cabinet stain comming out too dark, but it's a hard thing to change. I do like the idea of staining the mantel but it will be a real mess to remove the sealer on the raw wood, just looking at all options first. I do plan to switch the sconces to black iron and like these i your picture! The 'tables' beside the fireplace are bookcases used for storage. I'm at a deficit for places to display things so it's all crammed into these areas. So you suggest simplifying the mantle decor . Will be getting a large family photo soon, so maybe just it & the new sconces? Yes if we put tables at other end of couches, will definately need an ottoman in center because we usually sit sideways to put feet up. Had thought of ottomans on the ends also, if have a table in center. Grandkids love to sit there for projects & eating! Definately like idea of oval or rectangular coffee table/ottoman. This one is a temp freebie. Don't want to deal with cleaning wood blinds but like idea of roman or pleated blinds. (Was trying to bring more balance because drop lights, windows & table are not centered in the room.) Thought filling wall with curtains might make it less noticable?

I like drapes in bedrooms and in your case probably ones that wrapa round that corner but IMO we need to see the bedroom to advise about what type of drapery.