Lovely! You have done a great job creating this room, and the overall feel is effortless and fun. The colors look great. I would suggest a solid color Roman Shade, allowing these to stay a constant in the room, even if you switch the furniture pieces or accents. Here are some ideas:

If you had to choose a shade from amongst the ones above, which one would you choose ? The yellow is the same shade as our breakfast room dining chairs. Thank you so much for your help !

Let me ask if you're planning art over the sofa? wouldn't that bring yet another look, a 'pattern' into the mix?

another thought, what if say a year or two you change the red/blue/yellow thing, you'll have to change window coverings too

Well, glad you told us cause that would seem too busy to add onto an accent wall with fireplace -- the bright window shades.... but what seems good to you? are you verryy fond of layering bright colors???

In other words, let that darker wall and its look, stay neutral. You'll probably have enough 'going on'.... ?

rsradhika, I like the yellow best, though I'm not sure about the particular one you've chosen.

I can't tell if there are neighbors on one side, but I like the cellular shades that go both up and down. You could have breeze available, and also with the top pulled down, you could have a little light....

Since I'm 'on' right now, I liked the yellow too, but not with the red also there.

I also liked the top pattern, but it might be blue [instead of grey] and so a little 'off' from striking rug.

Maybe a plainer, less bright yellow:

I very much like your red/blue/yellow scheme, but you have bold patterns in pillow and rug, so I think a plainer shade would look better.

We have installed shutters in a couple rooms with windows similar to your dining area, they were gorgeous!

I think a plain Belgian Flax Linen in Optic White roman shade would work best. The color is more versatile, and works well if you want to switch up the decor in your home.

A soft yellow, like a Washed Belgian Linen in Sand might work as well.

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if not neutral, my vote is for the less busy yellow grover suggested

Hey Rads, I love the idea of yellow for the kitchen. However the seating area you could use a neutral solid color or wooden blinds as it will allow you to add colour via art and other pieces.

Two more options, please take a look and let me know which is better. I am going to then order the shades. One is the lighter yellow that was suggested and the other is a neutral white.

I like the white shades with grey borders in your LR, better than anything that's been posted, but I would need to see brighter shots to say for sure. Does your kitchen shade have to match? If not, I would not do shades with borders in three kitchen windows. The yellow looks nice.

White is a challenge to keep clean, but I don't see it being a problem with shades. People aren't usually handling shades, unless it's the cord free kind you have to touch. It also doesn't look as if you are slinging around mud in that room, so I think you would be safe with anything you put up there. Open concept I understand. I would go with the yellow then, but I would be careful with adding anymore patterns or colors to your family room. It's a fun room, but you don't want it looking like a carnival fun house.

Another option would be to do one shade covering all three windows in the kitchen. Then you could do the white border one. Need a pro to comment on that option.

I would do one shade outside mount in the kitchen, since all your windows are framed together. It would be a cleaner look to put the shade over the frame and not on each individual opening within the same frame. I'm surprised no one had said that yet. Then you could do the white shade/grey border shade.

Or are you showing the window over the kitchen sink, but meaning the three windows by the table?

The window over the kitchen sink is one window with multiple openings right?

I would do all inside mount in the yellow. It doesn't look like you can do a single headrail on the kitchen window, though. I'd do three separate shades just the way you show it in your rendering.

Thanks for chiming in grover. It looks like one window to me. What do you think about the bordered shades so close together? I think that would not look right. So yellow is the way to go.

You mean this yellow right ?

not the original one below that I had posted earlier ?

Yes, the paler yellow you posted most recently.

Love the yellow but not the bright one you posted 1st. I prefer the yellow that is a shade lighter than your 1st choice, yellow and white pattern (no other color).

2 photos show different paint colors [of same end wall] - depends how dark it really is -

From here, seems nice.... if you feel it 'pops' too much, maybe paint the end wall the same lighter grey of the others.... just an idea. Good 'luck'!