Stores do not carry these kinds of sizes. Your option is custom.

Custom, DIY or as in the inspiration picture be sure the windows face where panels are not needed. The only reason to put a wall of windows in like your picture would be the view.

Just curious really, but if you haven't even bought the land yet, which means a long way to go until the house is started and finished, why even worry about where to get curtains yet?

@shadylady2u Just the kind of person that likes to plan and be one step ahead.

@ratherbesewing Gotcha, thank you!

@arcy_gw I understand, thank you though!

Honestly, it does not matter what state you are in, those windows are going to end up being a thorn in your side. If not from heat gain, from the glare. This is from someone that is all about the view. We've had second homes in the Florida Panhandle (south and west views - dark roller shades you could still somewhat see thru) and Colorado (south views - blinds in the higher windows stayed closed). Homes in central Alabama (north and south views - lots of ready made curtains and tinted windows) and our last house, also central AL, had large windows all around - custom sheers and lined curtians, tinted in kitchen/breakfast area so we could use the room).

@Allison0704 thank you for the information. I'm still looking at house plans and I may not go for the large windows. I'll still take your tip about the tinted windows though!

You're welcome. FYI By tinted I meant window film.