Some Designer Roller or Screen Shades would work well in space like that if you left the angle windows open which a lot of people often do. There are options for the angled windows but often they are fixed, meaning non operable so you can't move them once they are installed. The regular windows can be a battery operated, motorized shade. Hunter Douglas has lots of options in the PowerView motorization line up for these types of windows.

Hunter Douglas is the leading manufacturer in custom window coverings. They are leaps and bounds ahead of some of the other brands out there when I comes to reliability, warranties, innovations, and product options. You pay a higher premium for them but they last longer and are a superior product. Plus they American Made. If you visit the Hunter Douglas site, you can type in your zip and find a list of dealers in your area. Gallery dealers have showrooms and often are competitive when it comes to pricing because of their volume. Check out another dealer in your area to see where pricing stands.

the thing is, there are about a million factors to consider, and each brand has pros and cons. we have a ton of devices (my husband is a programmer and loves them), so I have a ton of opinions about this stuff. the one smart device we're avoiding is anything that can unlock the house doors. (but we do have amazon key to open our garage for package delivery -- our garage is detached so that feels safe enough for us.) my favorite thing? Amazon Echo. I love it for music and streaming NPR. the sound quality is great. it takes up almost no space and looks really good. we have a Nest thermostat and smoke detector. honestly? mixed. it's really bad at sensing when we're both gone, so I have to remember to turn the heat down manually whenever I leave. also, it doesn't run our heat pump the way it's supposed to (as in low, slow and constant). it just turns it on and off all day like how a gas furnace is run. that drives me bonkers. the good: we can have temperature sensors in multiple rooms, set schedules, and control the temp with the app, so that alone makes it worth it. as for the Nest smoke alarm -- whenever we're about to set it off while cooking, the app is too slow to disarm it. you have to get on a chair and push the button, just like with a cheap alarm. but if there's smoke and we're not home? we'll get an alert. handy! we have an Amazon Cloud Cam and love it. it has rarely messed up in the years we've had it. it's really good at turning on as soon as we leave. seems pretty reliable - but we don't have pets so I don't know what that would be like. we have a Ring doorbell and I HATE it. the app is slow to load the camera feed. when I'm at home and it rings, I run for my phone first and then run to the door. (if I don't answer the ring app, then it'll keep buzzing both our phones, so that's annoying.) I want to get rid of it.

Thank you. BTW, all shade pockets are wired w/ power and HA (Control 4) control so we're not limited to battery or RF operated.