The space between the big and little window is negligent. Treat the window as one. I'd recommend two panels, and a bamboo blind. Take it as close to the ceiling as you can.

I get a kick out of the typo's we all make! If I were a scientist, I think I'd try to do some sort of a study.

gwbr54 I'm not aware of any typo's, please correct .

I assumed you meant negligible, not negligent. (We don't even see our typo's when we look for them.)

I second mrsgym's idea. have to ask, what is a morning room?

A morning room is a room off of the kitchen. Sort of a sun room but not as many windows. The morning room has a higher ceiling than the rest of the house.

This is a picture of it before they put up the drywall.

What a gorgeous room! My best advice is that you read the blog Cote de Texas's tutorial on curtains -- Joni is brilliant & shows lots of photos to illustrate her points.

Here is a link that might be useful: Cote de Texas

angie
I agree with the others - treat the entire expanse as one for more cohesive look. I think if you have rug, furnishings & describe any sun/heat/cold/privacy issues you will get some great ideas here.

Ashef - THANKS for that link - I drooled over it and got great ideas

Thank you everyone for helping me with some ideas. Ashef thanks so much for the Cote de Texas website. Wow, some of those curtains are amazing. I'm really wanting to do my kitchen and the morning room in a country feel. And I found a pic of my red gingham curtains on that website, that I think just may work. Now just to find a deal on them somewhere. I haven't bought any curtains in a few years and forgot how expesive they are.

I would also treat the window as one, hang panels on the ends and some type of blind.