I'd do roman shades that pick up the lighter blue in the rug. Pull the rug at least 12" away from the wall and under the front 1/3 - 1/2 of the sofa. You may need to pull the sofa back a bit to accomplish this. Please lower the trio of art pieces so their center point is 5' above the floor. Replace the coffee table with a credenza that is 25% wider than the TV and lower the TV so the center point is at seated eye level. I think the coffee table is too long to use at the loveseat. Try some C end tables if you need a place to put drinks, controllers, etc.

Long drapes from ceiling to floor . Nice stripe?

Thank you, Decoenthusiaste! I appreciate your feedback on the windows as well as the rest of the space. That's exactly the type of help I need in my house!

I too like the idea of a stripe, but also would love to see an ikat!!

I do love Ikat, and don't have any in my house right now. What color do you suggest?

Love these West Elm Scribble Curtains...color blue sage

Woven wood shades for light control...

Kjoy1, I love both of those ideas. I've seen those curtains and wondered if it would be too busy, but seeing it side by side like that, it compliments the rug well. Thank you for the suggestions!

With the size and shape of your windows, I would do shades instead of drapes. Patterned roman shades or woven wood shades would look great. Woven wood shades could be lighter to blend with your wall, or darker to match your floors and sofa. I agree with comments above about lowering your artwork on the right to eye level.

It is never good to face Windows and a TV. Could TV go where art work is now? Still need nice console under. Then love seat could go across from it. Roman shades on Windows with light control. Then you could put bean bag chair on side for one more seat. C tables would be great. Wall hangings where TV is now. Try that. It would open room and make it feel bigger.

Thanks everyone

Hi Christy,

You have limited space at either side of your tv and so I would recommend shades!

Below I have linked you to our drill free roller shades that take minutes to install. I have also filtered the selection down to blue tones to compliment your rug but you can change this to view grays or neutrals or what ever you fancy.

What is great about our shades is that you can swop out the fabric with out even taking the system out of the window. So if you redecorate you can simply order a new shade fabric, hook the old one off and hook the new one on.

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Drapery set up in pic #1 (ignore the bed) would work well with your windows' placement and size and add some prints in the middle (instead of the tv) - which will look much better. A light blue linen would be really nice and add patterns into room with pillows. I would move your couch to either of the two side walls, if it isn't too long and with your art above it will really look nice (and lower art) - see the look in pic #3. Place your tv on opposite wall and lower/add a console underneath (a rustic type feel would be nice). I think your room will feel much better balanced. Hope this helps.

You might consider getting a TV console. See our image below of a design we did.

The black table definitely isn't there to stay. I haven't found the perfect piece for me yet. To the left of the windows are french doors that lead to the patio, so I can't move the sofa over there. The TV and paintings are up higher to stay safe from my almost 3 year old. One day, I'll have my husband move them back down!

Since you can't move the couch, I hope the picture below helps in regards to that wall/curtain set up...a console, lower tv and frame outside of windows with your drapery (I like the ones I included in my first post, so as not to compete with the rug and you will have more options with pillows and how you accessorize). You could even add some rattan roman blinds.

Love the rug you chose for this room!

I agree with others that have suggested Roman and Bamboo Shades. They would fit right inside the window, and help to control the light. The bamboo shades will add texture, and the natural wood will match with all of your decor. Roman shades are available in all colors- I would suggest a pale blue, gray, or white. You can order free samples of any colors that catch your eye.

Bamboo/Woven Wood Shades:

http://www.selectblinds.com/bamboo-blinds.html

Romans:

http://www.selectblinds.com/roman-shades.html

I hope this helps!

Loved the arrangement that Maureen posted with the drapes on the sides of the room for glamor and then you could put blinds for light control .

I would advise against patterned window treatments because they don't have much longevity, especially if you want to update your home decor in the future.

I think roman shades would look great, like some Belgian flax linen ones in Oyster or Off White.

If you're set on drapes, you could go for the same fabric in that style as well.

Because you are waffling on the color, please feel free to order some free fabric swatches to help you decide. :)

Below are some beautiful curtains we used in one of our designs. Seeing it might help you make a decision.