I'd let the walls, rug and chandeliers be the stars, and go with some floaty, gauzy curtains. Not pinch pleat. Or for winter, how about deeply saturated velvet drapery. No pattern.

There are fabrics intended to mimic the look of gold and/or silver and/or a shiny white satin as well as other colors, including bold blues and reds (once upon a time often used for evening wear). Even if you "cannot sew", you can measure? fold top and bottom? and stitch a hem on both top and bottom -- to use a flat white curtain rod?

https://www.onlinefabricstore.net/gold-slipper-lame-fabric-.htm

https://www.bedbathandbeyond.com/store/product/basic-drapery-adjustable-curtain-rods/3241432?skuId=16469963&mrkgcl=609&mrkgadid=3293838906&rkg_id=0&mcid=PS_googlepla_nonbrand_homedecor_online&product_id=16469963&adtype=pla&product_channel=online&adpos=1o5&creative=224484706059&device=c&matchtype=&network=g&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIpcGD9qqs3QIV2o2zCh3VFg0WEAQYBSABEgLPMfD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds

If you cannot or have never tried to sew/hem at all, there's always iron in hem tape. Try creating a top and bottom hem on some cheap fabric first -- perhaps something to fit your bathroom window.

Wow. I don't know that I've seen a room with more things in it that don't go together. Eclectic is one thing, but things still have to work together. I will say I do like rain ball chandeliers.

Something like this? Hang both your sheers and the overlay of sheers as high as allowed.

I really like how the sheers were tied at different heights.

Amina…beautiful name…may I ask? Are you Indian? I have had three beautiful Indian women as clients and they taught me all about color and glitz. One also has a peacock room (her art over fireplace).

With mini blinds installed inside the window frame, behind the drapes -- the newer kind you pull down or puch up at the center with your hand rather than a string -- you can keep them up when he's not in the room but lower them and change the tilt of the slats for more privacy when he is in the room. Best of both worlds.

That chandelier and blue ceiling are to die for! I would do yellow or hot pink but I think the hot pink is much more stricking.

OMG You did mention those colors in your post but my monitor shows something entirely different. LOL Nonetheless it is fantastic! Can you post some other photos of your room so we can have a good idea of the other items you have and what might coordinate with them? From what I can see from your current photo, I think the hot pink would look great.

Hot pink is a great suggestion, ilikefriday

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It will make the room taller.

Maybe gold or silver curtains

https://www.touchofclass.com/king-peacock-sheer-curtain-panel-sapphire-59-x-84/p/E417-001/

Find a fabric you like & make curtains.

Some other peacock rooms for inspiration

Cool floor too!

If you decide to go with the hot pink curtains, I would suggest adding a piece of art to tie all the colors together. It is refreshing to see rooms filled with color and interesting decor.

No No No not a solid hot pink....but something like this?? https://www.houzz.com/products/splendor-peacock-window-curtains-80x82-lined-prvw-vr~43479811

https://www.houzz.com/products/peacock-feather-window-curtains-80x82-lined-prvw-vr~43479781

And there are more. Love Love Love this thread posts!

A set of curtains from above

Amina -I am sure your home is lovely. There is nothing I like more then bold decor. I would love to see photos also.

Amina, West Indian, so know we know how color fills you life. Years ago there was a t v show, Treme (accent aigue) which took place in New Orleans, portraying the people’s trials and tribulations after Hurrican Katrina. One of the main characters was called Chief and all year he worked on his headdress, preparing for a yearly parade. It was pretty amazing to watch. Guessing he and his friends and family were West Indian?