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I agree with moving the bed and nightstands as far to the left as possible. That would mean a relaxed roman or roman in minds eye due to the length of the rod and it looking cluttered and not pretty adjacent to the night stand.

Lovely room and furnishings. I do see a faux fur white large area rug. Nice and fluffy under foot and would look pretty in your space.

I moved the furniture to the left. Does it need to go further against the wall?

Placing the furniture against the vent wall will not fit.

A vote for drapes, hung near the ceiling, pooling onto the floor a bit.

Monica, that looks great with the furniture moved! Thanks for the photo. I cannot tell exactly where the window #1 ends, but the nightstand should not be sitting under the window at all.

Think of the left side of window #1 and window #2 as the space you have in which to place your nightstands. The 2 nightstands should be centered on that space. So, from what I can tell, you probably should move the arrangement to the left, likely all the way to window#2 wall.

What CDR mentions is worth a try. It appears that the nightstands (or at least the one on the right is right up against the bed) so that might offer you a little space so they aren't touching the bed and it's just a pinch in to the window area as CDR mentions.

Otherwise I'd leave the bed and tables centered on the wall and do Roman shades and pulling the nightstands and bed a little from the wall so the shade can close freely. I don't think curtains will work on the two windows regardless where the placement is due to the rods you want to extend beyond the window by 5 to 6" or so on each end including finials and a curtain behind the night stand if you keep it all centered is not going to be a nice look nor will it work with all moved way to the left as the curtain would be too close to or touching the night stand if you went for nice full curtains vs skimpy panels which would not do the lovely space justice.

A bit of a conundrum... thinking too of the area rug you would like under the bed and how it will look if it's all shifted to the left.

If you center and it's not a privacy issue you could have something like this custom made for the two windows. Simply decorative and warms up the room and is nice looking, but lacks some privacy! The window to the right and then the arrow showing the curtain on the opposite side placed on the other side of the window. They are using partial rods.

Once you move the arrangement more to the left, you could consider a chair on that right hand side.

I think there are a lot of issues functionally with adding drapes to this space. I don't see a ceiling light for a chandelier.

You might consider adding a smaller one to hang over window #1 by the chair.

Yes, would work best with a Roman if you move all to the left. How off center would the chandelier be? Depending on where the cans are as it's hard to tell from the photo if you use romans you could have an electrician hang two small scale chandelier type lights left and right with a switch on the wall vs. table lamps?

No to the suggestion of vertical blinds or mini blinds ever! Your room is going to be way too pretty for that. Love the fabric you chose, it will make beautiful drapes and Roman shades.

I'd do something like below in black out... the fabric you've selected is very pretty!

It's nice to see the night stands and the bed moved over some. We think roman shades will look great on the windows and draperies will be nice on the slider.

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thanks bayberry. If I go with romans on the 2 windows, would you suggest inside or outside mount? I don't have window moulding currently, but that could be added

Monica, how much wall space is there on the right window that is closer to the wall?

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One trick you can do is to

right window: cover right half of window with drapes.

on left side of bed wall, hang drape panels symmetrical with panels on right side. Then, hang a mirror with white frame (would have to get custom one) same size as half the window.

Basically, you would create an illusion on the the left side of bed wall that there is a corresponding window on left side that matches the right side.

Right......same shape as window. If you add trim to window, then you'd get a mirror with trim. It wouldn't be that expensive to get one custom made. A glass company will do that for you.

CDR, do you mean something like this posted above on the right window with the small wall space? Then a shade over the window?

If you go with Romans Monica, I'd do an inside mount due to the 5" to the wall on that right side behind the nightstand.

If there is no recess then you can place it just above the window and have 2" or so left and right covering the wall. Naturally, you don't want the Roman to go to the wall :)

outside mount with only enough left and right to eliminate a peak of light seen below.

I'd hang it a bit over the top of the window for the illusion of a higher window. I mocked up a Roman (however it's relaxed and not your fabric) showing it outside mount and a bit higher. I went above the blue tape ONLY as I can't tell where the window top is exactly. You can do 4" or so above or just 2" above doesn't matter. Just a visual on width as well.

CDR recommends a mirror over the nightstand I believe from what I read. I've always loved the look of both nightstands with taller frameless, but frameless simple mirrors found at big box stores or box frame such as the link below mirrors only 3" or so above the nightstand. Looks very elegant. You could easily find a nice beveled no no bevel frameless mirror at one of the big box stores if you choose to do it on one side only. Inspiration photo below. I think the mirror should be frameless or box though for simplicity...IMO.

https://www.amazon.com/Bathroom-Mirrored-Rectangle-Horizontal-Vertical/dp/B01N2RFYQD/ref=pd_lpo_vtph_201_tr_t_2?_encoding=UTF8&refRID=FN4CWKEZ9TQ3BKQYQEV4&th=1

Many different heights yet I'd keep it frameless with a bevel, no bevel just rectangle mirror or box frame as link above in the height that is taller, but not terribly tall. Guess you can cross that bridge at another time as you have a lot going on. Not sure you like the asymmetry of only one mirror? Right now, best to work on your window coverings and the rest you are doing at this current time.

Ok, I'm off to finish painting my neighbors living room and see what I can do with the furniture as it's for sale! Keep us posted with your thoughts!

The problem with an inside mount on the Roman is that it looks like you don't have enough depth for a flush mount. You'll want it flush.....operable Romans take up a lot of depth.

Outside mount for Romans will have issues also, in your case, as discussed.

Yes, for the drapes that is what I meant. But, I'd use panel drapes without a tieback.

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Pls post pictures when the room is complete. It's so helpful to see the finished result!

Monica, good luck and wishes for loving the outcome.

I really don't think the bed is going to look good partly in front of the window, no matter what you do. I recommend Romans for the 2 windows and the bed centered on the non-window portion of the wall.

If you want drapes on the windows, I think your best choice is to hang only one drape on the right side of the window 1. Then, you could add only one drape on the right side of window 2 and one drape on the left side of window 3.

It will still look odd having the bed partially in front of the window, but better than having 2 drape panels on window one.

Are the nightstands new? Could you use them somewhere else? If so, you could use smaller nightstands or shelf nightstands.

I'm still seeing Romans and the curtains on the sliders? That's my opinion :)

Monica, thank you so much for posting. The room looks lovely. I think a bench at the foot of the bed will be great, and I'm so glad you're going to hang a chandelier.

It looks elegant. Thanks for posting!

Very, very pretty Monica. I love it! Can't wait to see what area rug you select and the chandelier in place.

If you want to stay monochromatic: I see a fluffy faux fur area rug. So nice under foot and elegant too. Similar to the one posted back in February. No matter what you select it will be great!