Two good places to look are JCP for good price and quality, and Southern Living patterns if you sew. Be sure to look at their gallery -- tons of beautiful WTs in there. Generally, it's easier to get the furniture and bedding in there first, then pick out the drapes and wall color.

My preference for a MBedroom is drapes. I would do a single panel floor length on the small window and double panels for the larger window.

Have you thought about putting temporary paper shades up until you live in your space and get a feel for what you really want. They are inexpensive and can be purchased at HD or Lowes. We have them in our house and are slowly replacing them as we decorate each room. People don't even know they are paper. I have even received compliments on them.

Actually, now is a very good time to be considering what you want. For example, if you want drapes, you'll want to ensure there will be no light switch, sconce, speaker, etc. on the stackback space for drapes. It already looks like the single window does not have enough to the left, so you will pull to the right side for a single, (if I'm envisioning correctly).

The crown molding will be a factor for your rod placement as well as for something like Roman shades if you consider those. W/crown molding and Romas, your stacking space may be limited which means you may have to cover some of the glass when the shades are drawn up.

I like drapes in the BR too which will give you some insulating value.

I have a few of the paper shades too and proceeding like jerseygirl.

I personally love the large louvered plantation shutters. That's what we have and so far I'm thrilled I'm not dealing with curtains. The shutter look is clean, "now" and goes with any bedding you have now or in the future.

I'm not sure how to add a link, but you may want to try this link for inspiration. They have plenty of photos of dreamy curtains:

www.prioritywindows.com/catalog/Casual-Valances-title0-p-1-c-292.html

Here is a link that might be useful: Custom Valances