Cellular shades might look nice layered with a drape on one side. Our Top Down Bottom Up feature would add privacy and let you mainain some light and view. If the crank handles interfere, we do sell T-Handles or butterfly cranks to make them lower profile. I don't think it will look as "odd" once you just have something on the window. Get samples of the fabrics you are considering! Free cellular samples: http://cellularwindowshades.com/samples.html

I'd like Country Curtains thermal cordless roman shades mounted inside. If you'd like a drape that opens and closes, you may have room for a stack back on the left. It might also be a good spot to hang a chiming wall

If you cannot replace the window, I would hang curtains over the right window (covering it) ... treating it like it was a 2-panel window. Excuse the really bad paint drawing below ... LOL!

Would treating it as a 2 panel make the lighting fixture's off center position be obvious? . Somehow it doesn't stand out as much with 3 panels but with 2 panels the chandelier hangs to the right of the center part of the windows,

Good call jcorn!

Here's an example from someone who dealt successfully with an off center window.: http://rebecca-gatheryeroses.blogspot.com/2012/01/ill-take-curtain-number-two-dealing.html

Basically, you'd have to create the illusion that the window extends the length of the wall and the curtains meet in the "middle" .

This might work with the overhead light, at least well enough, especially if the light is centered.

Not sure, keep trying to eyeball it and visualize those curtains

. This is totally do-able and accommodates many treatments, from blinds to curtains. Maybe even plantation shutters.

We have the exact same problem in our family room. We are tacking the kitchen and family room shortly. I am putting a built in cabinet to one side to balance the space and will then also be using the wide hung curtains trick to disguise the lack on space on the other side.

Agree with Margo Corpening ASOHK.

And what about Roman shades with this fabric? It echoes the outside view.

I just felt inspired and thought you might as well! *doubled up on one- sorry!

yes..

I would run the rod all the way across the wall, hang curtains from ceiling to the floor. place a plant stand and a big plant or urn on the stand in the corner where there is no window. Cheap fix and the placement of the plant will help deceive the fact that there is no window there. Use black out curtain liner on the right window panel so the light will be brighter through the center 2 windows. You will need 4 panels to cover the whole wall. Good luck and post your results when you have finished.

Sunbev gave the sane solution I thought of. It's practical and affordable. If you implement please post a photo. Best wishes!

Julia- Sane is over rated :)

I would hang a decorative rod about 6'' above the window frame and put up drapery panels on both sides . Bring the panel on the left side all the way to the corner this will help make the window look more cented. I would also recommend going with a Grommet heading so the stack on the drapery is smaller and you wont loose much window space.

http://www.blindsdirectcanada.com/drapery-toronto/panels/grommet-drapery.html