Can you take a photo for the entire dining room wall? It's hard to get the whole picture of that wall. I would would be happy to help once I get a clearer pic! :)

I suggest good size moldings, 3 1/2 or 4" to match the trim..If you don't need privacy, forgo window treatments....

I have one image of the dining room (before paint and flooring). Fans and lights will be changed too

Hmmm, this is not so easy because of the symmetry of the windows. It looks from the photograph that there is not a a lot of space in the corner where the wall turns. When selecting window treatments it is always important to know what the function needs to be. Since this is a dining room space, if you want to make it more elegant and add design and color, I would go in that direction. Meaning, custom treatments that involve selecting a fabric that you love that compliments the decor you will have in the space. Are you going for a more traditional look? I think molding would be nice, then possibly consider Roman Shades. Roman shades can be installed within the molding, then you get the best of both worlds and a really nice finished look. If you want a dressier look, You could do a rod that spanned the two windows and had panels hanging at three points. (left of far left window, middle, and far right) How many windows are on the wall on the right in the photograph? You could also do cornices or a top treatment on each window with the addition of a shade for privacy. If privacy is not an issue, a top treatment (cornice) would look nice and tie all the windows in the dining room together. Also, one more thing from left field. That entire wall where the french doors are would look incredible in a stone veneer. How cool would that be? Best of luck! Any more questions, I would be glad to help!!

Thank you so much! I appreciate all the comments, and am hearing that i should keep it simple. To answer Lisa's question, you are right, there is a very short distance between the windows on the right. The furthest right window is the only one on that wall. So, nothing is really symmetrical, and the wrong window treatments could make everything feel lop-sided. I will put in molding and roman shades since privacy is a factor. Thanks to all!!