In this case, the last one.

Beautiful view. Without knowing the style you will be using, it is impossible to make a suggestion. However, the first one is dated and the third should not even be an option. I would go with one of the straight hung curtains.

More casual

Thanks for quick reply!

I just did a quick Google search it is kind of difficult to find pictures of three windows with curtains that isn't a bay window.

If anyone has any other suggested styles I'm all ears and eyes.

The last photo.

What works in a three window bay works nicely on your windows too. Don't discount it because you've only see bay window examples. Covering the space between the windows create the illusion of one big window.

I like that first photo phun in the sun! Very clean and simple.

What are those style curtains called?

Solar shades or blinds

Aren't inside mount blinds what you had before, Hulu?

I would love to say "hang 1 rod across windows and a single width drapery panel between windows and on the ends and a shade on the windows. But I noticed your baseboard heat, which could present a problem; the middle panels would block some of the heat. Just something to consider.

I just saw this and thought your window would look nice with beefed up moulding, textured blind and curtain panels place high and wide to make the window look bigger and frame your view...

Like your fourth option, or the option benjesbride posted. Added bonus is it keeps the curtains to the outside of the baseboard heat.

What color suggestions for the curtains?

What do you think? No blinds for now just the curtains

In real life curtains that are close to the color of the wall really look best. They can have a self pattern and be lined or be a fairly thick material to allow them to hang well. Once you get into colors and patterns it's more difficult to get them to harmonize with furniture and rug colors, unless they're very subtle or you're really good at decorating.

I like the top and bottom colour choices. Dark curtains can look great but they are risky as they can make a room look so dark at night. If a jewel box or wood-pannelled library look is what you are going for, great. If not, lighter is better. But it's not really possible to recommend a colour with confidence if one hasn't seen the rest of the room. Context always matters.

I just recieved my rod to span the entire three windows. Had to order it online.

I am so undecided on curtain colors. I can get a smoking deal on good quality white curtains and sheers.

My question is - is that too much white? Or can I add color with the area rug, pillows, side table, walk decor etc?

I was thinking if having a curtain panel on each side with a tie back and the rest of the area with the sheers. Kind of like this but white panels on outside and my sheers would be floor length.