Arch window will be French casement without transom.

Arched windows work well on certain styles of homes. The issue became during the McMansion surge in the 90's-early 00's builders slapped them on when they made no architectural sense. They also do pose issues, especially for window treatments.

In your case I'd say no arch, but not make it quite as high. Try to update the garage door style as well so it compliments the new front door

Thanks for the feedback. Here’s an update to the squared off option

completely agree with the commenter above- It totally depends if it's architecturally appropriate for the home.

When it came time to replace my windows, I found out that few companies are willing to make them. Window coverings are difficult. Two things to consider aside from aesthetics.

squared off. fits the line of the home better

this one has an arched window with a set up similar to yours, but your house looks a bit more modern, so I think the squared one fits it.

I accidentally voted arch, but meant to vote squared. I've had to make window treatments for an arch and you don't want to go there.

I am biased and do not like arches. Since it’s the only window with an arch I think it just looks out of place. Your updated rendering looks great.

Have you already purchased your wood garage doors? I am super happy with mine from CHI. I researched for months to find the most realistic looking ones. They are the woodtones in Walnut. Yours would look stunning in dark oak.

i would not make the garage doors stand out so much- why make them the star of the show?

I personally think wood garage doors would enhance the look of the home overall. The plain white ones in the first picture are doing the look no good. The richness of the wood on the garage door and front door will be a nice counterpart to the plain cream base color and nice dark windows.