I like bolder curtains; they balancd the rock on the fireplace and Romanshades or simple stationary roman shades in same fabric would look lovely.

I'd use the same panels on the fireplace wall; my pick would be the end panels in your photo.

I agree that the end curtains look best, and they should also be used on the fireplace wall. The rods should go across the entire window, and you can use the drapes just on the outside ends of the fireplace. The other wall with the four windows needs a long rod spanning the entire space. If you can't afford to do that, remove the drapes from those windows and just use drapes on the fireplace wall.

To break up the repetition, you could do matching faux roman shades at the windows flanking the FP. Agree you need one long rod across the other window, and I'd move the sofa forward quite a bit.

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i don't you are odd out grover, i always love simple white with sheers, but had impression she did not want?

I am in complete agreement with groveraxle. I think the more plain curtains are beautiful. I think you could use pattern fabrics for accent pillows or throws on your solid colored sofa. The more plain curtains in my opinion will stand the test of time. :)

Your room is very pretty and calming. I agree with Mark and groveraxle that the lighter curtains are a better bet. They help maintain the calmness of the space.

After seeing grover's photoshopped image, I think the lighter curtains would definitely be your best bet. What do you think of a cream or natural colored leather chair for the corner?

I prefer the look of one long rod but that looks to be an awfully big window. How long is it?

I think you need four panels regardless of how you hang them. Either one at each side of all the windows, or two panels on the far ends. You need the double fullness on such a long window. Either way, use one long rod, which will need supports on either side of the largest window pane.