I would go with the shorter length. Drapes don’t kiss the floor as nicely on carpet as they do on hardwood.

I’d opt for the longer length. Anything shorter than floor to ceiling reminds me of the nerdy kid who wears his pants too short. Lol

I'd go floor to ceiling as well, Cheers!

95" length. The room will also appear taller.

95" and hang floor to ceiling. You could also buy some hemming tape and hem them a bit shorter but doing floor to ceiling will look good.

Definitely 95". Hang the rod just below the ceiling. And, depending on what type you buy, as Melissa said, just use hemming tape to get the right length.

I happen to like grommet drapes they function well and IMO not dated at all depending on the space they are in. I am more interested in drapes that cut noise ? They would need to be very heavy and not at all attractive on that window along with those blinds. I too need a bit more info . Pics of the actual drapes and FYI go full length and you might need to hem a bit . I need to see the room and really I would remove those blinds and do some solar shades so you can at least see outside during the day. You do not even share which room this is in so more info and pics please.

Granted, none are attractive but unfortunately, function outweighs form for me in this case. They‘re really only sound reducing but the walls are paper thin here and I’m going to use them more to reduce interior echo from conversation, drawers closing, etc. They’re going in a bedroom that faces a somewhat busy street. so any and all help is a bonus. They’re also blackout and insulating. The Image is digitized to superimpose different colors. I also selected grommet as they’ll be a little on the heavy side and I’ll be able to open and close them easily.