P.S. There's nothing wrong with matchup matchy!!!

You could do two solid colored roman shades for the side windows, and a pattern for the center and the french doors. I would do panels on the french doors, because the roman shade would have to be hung really high so that when it gathers it is not hit by the doors.

You've got some nice windows and doors to work with there. Roman Shades are a great option. Have you contacted a local window covering company for some design tips and pricing? If not, I'd recommend getting on www.hunterdouglas.com and find a local dealer near you. Most do free in-home design consultations and a lot even have showrooms with real products on display.

You really do have some beautiful windows! If you want to add in some natural texture and softness, you might consider wood or bamboo roman shades/blinds. When the blinds are drawn, they will diffuse the light and provide privacy. When they are up, they will frame the window nicely. These would look good on all windows in the kitchen. See this kitchen window covering project for some ideas: http://theinspiredroom.net/2013/04/03/bamboo-blinds-kitchen-project/

On the french doors, a rod with curtain panels on each side will visually define the space and will help to give some variation from the wood shades. Depending on your style, a large geometric pattern like this would look great: http://www.target.com/p/threshold-farrah-lattice-window-panel/-/A-14569670#prodSlot=medium_1_1&term=gray+panel Mount the curtain rod close to the soffit above to make the windows and doors look taller. Also, if you switch out the shorter houseplant for a taller fiddle leaf fig tree, this will help to break up the transition between the door and adjacent room.

Good luck and please post pictures once the project is complete!

What about roman shades with 2 different coordinating fabrics.