The sofa's are velvet so di you think faux Dupioni Silk would be be better than Linen?  I want them to be stationary with a nice hang.

You need a bi of pattern and to pick up the gold from the rug, IMO.

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Silk would work as well, or lots of other fabrics. I assume you are removing the vertical blinds? If you need light control I would use traverse rods for the drapes. If you don't need any light/privacy control, you can use stationary panels, but make sure you have enough fabric that they look full enough to cover the window, even though they won't be moving.

Actually I did not have plans of removing the vertical blinds as I just had them installed.

Wish you had come to Houzz before installing the blinds. The two are not really a good look together, IMO.

^I agree. If you're keeping the blinds, skip the drapes.

Where are these drapes from.

If I keep the blind should I do a cornice.. I've already invested in the blinds so they are a keeper for now.

I would go light, ivory/cream.

Or

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You could do a simple box cornice with the blinds, but honestly, I wouldn't spend more money there. Just live with it until you're ready to change the blinds.

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Thank you Betty.  I changed my bar stools to gray which is also in my rug.  What do you think about gray for the drapes.

I would match the drapes to the trim color. You have enough going on with the blue. Your room reads beige not gray