So much of this is personal taste. I like fabric covered cornices over windows, but tend to dislike many of the valances I see. I'm not a fan of a drapery panel on one side of a window because you end up with a lot of exposed rod, but it is commonly done. I was going to suggest pulling the bed away from the wall about 4 inches, and put simple panels on each side of the window, but with the high posts on the bed, it may look cluttered. The roman shade idea is great, and it looks like you easily have enough space for inside mount. If you plan to keep that bedspread, you could pull your colors from that. Or a neutral sand color would work long after the bedspread is changed out.

Wow! Thanks so much for the advice and great suggestions! I'm not married to the blinds. The home was recently built, and the builder installed blinds in all the windows. I just don't want to get rid of them until I have a definite plan of action. I think the two main options I'm considering are roman shades on each window or a single panel bordering each window (with a hook to keep the panel from getting in the way of the door). However, I have a piece of furniture (kind of a console/storage table) up against the wall with two windows and a door (see pic). I really like that table where it is, but it wouldn't allow for curtains panels to be placed behind it since the table is against the wall. Maybe roman shades are my best option? I'll give it some thought before making any big decisions or purchases..... Thanks again for all the helpful input!

Solid color for window treatments . overhead lighting is only one layer of lighting for a room you will need lamps maybe evn floor lamps and we need to know the size of the room the pieces of furniture you are having upholstered and their sizes. What is the tile in the picture of the fabric. I would for sure take the light out of the fan and mke sure all the lighting is LEDs ideally in 4000K to keep the colors you choose true in all times of day. I would choose a color from the rug, you will be getting, for the window coverings most likely drapes and make sure they are at leasy 2 1/2 x the width of the rod I have no idea how much natural light you get in the space but if quite a lot you will solard shades to protect your new floors and fabrics they will provide heat and UV protection and still allow you to keep the view during the day and also provide privacy during the day. Make sure you get a darker color for the shades in 10% they give the best protection and allow the best view. Do you have the spot for the TV already then please share that .

I never know why people do another post these duplicates are a PITA you have answers on the other post and I have no idea if you can delete this one now IMO anything you post you should be able to delete another issue from Houzz