What other rooms can be seen from this room? Kitchen? Dining room? What are the finishes in these rooms? Will there be window treatments in them as well?

take your pick. many options

Additional photos. Very open .

Beautiful space Travis. Everything except for the flooring is very cool in tone. Before I chose my window treatments I would decide what I wanted my furnishings to look like and the "feel" of the space. Colors, textures , style? Have you given thought to those elements yet?

I know that's a factor but have not. My priority is to get the treatments done as all rooms are without them, using temp paper shades

Since your just starting, I would get white sheers. That way you get coverage right away and can layer it if and when you like.

I would use solar shades to keep the heat and UV rays to a min. You also get to keep the view and they give daytime privacy but you will need drapes at night for that privacy.I would do the drapes like this and the solar shades as those shades are shown

I would get the best quality solar shades you can afford. I don't think I would do drapes since it is such a wide expanse. Although other windows in the space could have them.

Looks like a neat house. Enjoy!

Since privacy is an issue and you still want to optimize light and view have you considered Sheer Shades? You said you would like to be able to "show them off". What do you mean by that? That you want them to look nice from the outside?

on this picture you can see the windows on the right have the shades pulled up but closed and the window on the brick wall they have them down but have them adjusted open.

I have used these before and they are extremely versatile. You can get them in different colors and in either light filtering or room darkening. When installed they have a very soft look and from the outside they look almost like a plantation shutter.

https://www.blindsaver.com/product/detail.action?sku=Levolor-Sheer-Shades&groupName=Levolor&xdata-width=24&xdata-height=36#gallery

If you want a more " sturdy" look then a plantation shutter would be an option. You windows are floor to ceiling so it will look something like these.

In your case if you went with shutters I would opt for version without the tile bar like in this photo.

For some real texture woven shades would look nice. You will get filtered light control is they are unlined and total light control if they aren't. However view wise they will be the most limiting. These are unlined

Living and Family Rooms · More Info

1512 Dolphin Terrace · More Info

With the first option and the last I would definitely dress the windows with drapery panels in conjunction with the window coverings. For shutters its optional. I like the look of drapery panels as a finishing touch but shutters can stand on their own.

Showing them off - I meant to take advantage of how they look and the light it can bring in too, yet still have the privacy option.

Shutters would look good on these windows. They will give you good visibility to the outside and show off the windows. I'd suggest doing a wider louver and doing split tilt for privacy. Another option would be woven shades. It looks like you have about a foot between the ceiling and the top of the window so I would mount woven shades about 6'' above the window to reduce the stack in the window. Woven shades will give you a great organic look and add texture to this large open space. Adding side panels down the road would be another good option to finish off the window. Give your local Budget Blinds a call for a quote and further advice.