Looks like you might not need window coverings for privacy but might need them for light control for TV viewing & just to make room feel cozy at night. Mythought is wooden matchstick type blinds mounted at ceiling height for the 3 windows & I’d also install on the door. I’d use the blinds that include a piece that acts as a valance at top. These come in all colors & I’d choose to match the crown molding & chair railing & door color. That would be a cleaner look & not be limiting when /if choosing to change out any furniture & flooringporing. You could leave the existing roller blinds up which would be hidden by shades if you have them lowered to that point when open & not covering windows.

Also I’d use a single blind on one long header for the 2 windows on door wall

I would hang roman shades, on on French door and on each window.

That sounds like a great solution. This way when I replace the furniture I can color coordinate the Roman shades!
Let me add another question! The following picture is the living room. Only one double window. Curtains or Roman shade?

KW do you mean one long rod for 2 windows and door? Or just 2 windows and a separate one for door? The door has a built in shade as well.

@Karen Breen I mean one header for two windows & separate shade for door & of course one header for single window. Whichever way you go, Roman shades or matchstick blinds, I would mount them at ceiling for all windows. Top of door for it. I like connection of same type window coverings in the community areas of home so I’d do same window dressings in both den & LR. Kitchen too!

You can actually combine roman shades with curtains if you want to dress-up your living room. Natural fiber roman shades combined with white curtains are quite nice, and you can coordinate with natural fiber roman shades in your family room.

That is so pretty!! Thanks guys love the advice!!

@Karen Breen the natural fiber Roman shades lisdv shows you is what I meant by matchstick blinds. If you use the combo of drapes & blinds / shades I still prefer ceiling mounted as it raises ceiling no matter actual height. It also opens the windows up. Looks like there’s a heat or AC unit under each of the double windows so factor in when you would not be able to fully close drapes without blocking airflow.

The windows and frames seem to look nice and in that case in prefer the roman shades inside the window frames. Otherwise, they will look more like a valence. In the living room, I would install a black round rod close to the ceiling just like in the picture.

Thank you! Great help!!

@lisedv Maybe your last post meant for another thread?

Oups, yes, sorry!