No pics, but I did a mock up and the drapes definitely do not work. Not nearly enough space. The panels looked like scarves. Any pattern would be completely lost. The only possibility would be a billowy sheer, but I don't think so. Les' idea about the wood valance/cornice is really interesting. I love, love moldings and trim, so the possibility of adding more is tempting. I would have to move the prints. There is only about 2.5 ft from the window to the bottom of the crown. I am trying to not go completely overboard on trim work. We're a casual family and I want the house to feel somewhat casual as well. OK, probably no to the valance for this space. So tempting, but too dressy. I also really appreciate the comments of those who said to leave it as is. I do love the prints, table, even the chairs (except the fabric). I live the windows, the crown, and the neat bookcase. I love the floors and the light that pours through the old fashioned tape blinds. I don't always know to leave well enough alone. I have to remind myself I am lucky to have such a great spot to enjoy! The chairs are due an update for sure. That's a quick, easy, and inexpensive fix. Upholstering the oval is something I hadn't considered at all. That way, I could do at least two fabrics. One for the seat and maybe the PB dupioni silk for the oval. You guys have been fantastic! I am checking out all the links posted too.

I have never understood the concept of buying a rug where most of it will be UNDER the bed and unseen. Maybe someone can explain? I would buy matching area rugs to go next to the bed on both sides of it.

Don't have the blinds down and then say there isn't enough light. Drapery panels will be better for this room and if necessary blinds that pull up instead of down. Any mirror should be at either head of the table or 90 degrees to the window to catch the best light., but it looks like there is no room at one end of the table for anything.

My feeling is you need a more contemporary, geometric and stylish rug, to enhance your lovely coffee table. Also instead of focusing on rug only, consider entire room. Once you move in and accessorize, choose a rug that enhances that feel and pulls room together. https://jessicawellinginteriors.com/neutral-modern-rugs/