IMO you have window treatments and they seem to work drapes will not IMO and the other choice would be roman shades and IMO you would need to remove the blinds to do those so I would just leave it as.

Are the window frames metal? See if a magnet will stick to them. They make magnetic curtain rods. Will be tricky to mount one per section but with sheers you could soften the light and view.

If you really want curtains, I'd look into floor to ceiling sheers. As long as they are light, you could use a cable mount-- that won't put many holes in your wall that you'd need to fix before you moved.

I've had windows like yours in the past. you could do an "inside mount" rod -- kind of like how you mount a shower curtain.

you'll need to mount the rod only about 1" down from the ceiling. that might be the weirdest prat of this setup unfortunately. use really light weight curtains (like sheers) so the rod doesn't flex down in the middle. get the pocket style (not grommet or rings). the idea would be that most of the time, the curtains are kept open, flanking the sides and serving as just an accent. this method will at least hide the industrial looking rod mounts.

the trick will be to find a single rod that spans that entire width. you might have to go custom. in the past, I've actually used a galvanized pipe spray painted black. they're really strong, and you can get them cut to the perfect length at whatever store where you buy it.

Hello, here's a link to an article about "How to Layer and Combine Window Treatments" that may give you some ideas: https://www.blinds.com/blog/how-to-mix-and-match-window-treatments

or, you can do track style curtains. they have systems at Ikea:

or here's what it might look like if you got a professional setup:

Thanks everyone for your suggestion! I’m liking the inside rod or cable mount with sheer curtains idea, just for accent. Also didn’t realize blinds are also considered window treatment 😂

yes, layering curtains and blinds is common. esp since blinds are so much more functional. I love how you can completely cut out the glare of the sun while still having them half open.