Congrats to you and your new little one!! I have been looking for curtains/drapes for my dining room slider and I have found some great choices on jcpenney.com and also country curtains.com. Your room is lovely and I think a colorful print would be great... it would be shame to cover all that beautiful moulding but there are inside mount valances or how bout a panel on each window with a tieback.. for example, left window with tieback to left and right window with a tieback to the right.. then the moulding won't be totally hidden under panels on both sides of the window...hopefully i am making sense.. and for the slider either a matching valance or a slider panel.. I have ordered panels for my slider from jcp that are backordered but should be shipped any day now.. My room is painted Behr winter wheat with white wainscotting on bottom half of the walls so I went with spicy red to add some more color to the room.. I'll post a pic when they come in.. I hope I was some help but most of all wanted to welcome you to this forum. I am quite new here myself and I am sure you will get some wonderful ideas from the amazing people on this site.

okay..so I see some preference for muted yet strong colors, reds, blues..tribal rugs(great choice for the room btw)..I think though the room is too strong of a rustic character to pull off too many valances-and swags- type of curtains, as on your first inspiration pic. You also love industrial elements-so don't sway too cute. You need the right balance between everything you love. You can definitely though make window treatments feel cozy with the right type of fabric. I'd choose linen or cotton, and depending on other elements, I can have them solids, florals, plaid.. Can you do the following exercise? Take out all the fabrics currently in the room. (well leave the curtains..I imagine it's too much for an exercize lol) .Including the rug. Temporarily. Give yourself several hours just looking at it while it's emptier. Look at it from different angles. Sit on the floor if you wish)) Changing physical position in space helps mental process. Why-I've no idea. I just know it's helpful. It might be that at first you'll feel or see nothing much Then it'll change though. You'll have some vague or more definite ideas ..say, you'd envision the rug and decide to start from that. Or you'd want to rearrange something on the walls-and it'd give you ideas about window treatments. Or you'll picture some pillow you saw and loved. It is overwhelming, as every new thing we are to start. So make it a bit less overwhelming. One step at a time. Your first step-listening to the room and yourself. I can make specific suggestions of course. But I think you'll enjoy the process more this way. I think you'll love creating. It is creating after all, to a degree. You'll get that spark, that starting moment. Then it'll be many ideas. More than you want)) Then it'll be narrowing them down:)

Need curtain and curtain rod suggestions please! We have a white quilt under the duvet!

Kimberly, if you will add more pics of the entire wall & room to show style of furnishings, the Pros on this site may offer specific ideas for “ outside of bay window” treatments. I can only offer that I know there are options but I can’t suggest any as they could!