Here are pics of the rest of the room for scale....

Two on each window and don't forget to raise the rod on the single window by your bed.

I agree to using 2 panels per window.

I guess it just feels like a lot of blue to me too...with the blue chair right there. Is it too much? Should I try different drapes?

I like it - very pretty and cozy!

Two panels per window. Remember you don't HAVE to have art work there if you feel its too crowded. Not to much blue.

Lindsay, I like the idea of moving the chair and being able to put art between it and the nightstand, that corner has always looked a little bare, but it is smaller than it looks. When I put the chair there it seems a little scrunched and the corner it came from feels empty. I could maybe cheat the bed and nightstands over a tad, but not much before they bump into the other window. Thoughts? I considered keeping the chair where it was and getting a leaner mirror for that corner by the bed.

Can you put the bed against the opposite wall and leave the chair where it is?

You need some more color in that room, and the curtains add it. Otherwise, its far too monochromatic, i.e. "blah".

I agree, 2 panels per window. Maybe remove the artwork between the two windows and place it on another wall with more wall space.

The panels draw attention to the fact the the windows are not symmetrical. A blind, like a woven wood with a fabric valance would draw less attention to the wall.

Hoovb, it wouldn’t work as well to swap the wall the bed is on, it is a smaller wall, and when you walk in the focal point would be a dresser instead of the bed.

I would be open to painting the walls a different color, if that changes anything. I like the idea of sheers for the airy feeling, but I agree with Anglophilia that I do need color, and I do need a level of privacy