There are a lot of considerations. Issues to look at: budget, your style (transitional, eclectic, farmhouse, etc. - find out by putting in top HOUZZ search box style one at a time), privacy needs, blackout curtain needs (how much natural light comes in or not), energy efficiency needs (lined curtains needed to keep warm or cool in depending on your needs). Once you have these decided, let us know and we can help futher.

I'm guessing a combo of roman shades and curtains that match would work for you. Do you need sun protection, privacy or just softness for the space?

Mostly looking for softness. And I'm not sure which style, I would call my house almost Tuscan style.

Do you have a company that you can suggest? I don't want to to spend a fortune, but haven't seen anything that matches like that on Wayfair or similar sites.

The window treatments in all the pics are custom. You won't find anything like that in Wayfair or similar sites. You can hang readymade curtains on rods on some of the windows. Your kitchen window is too wide to find readymade shades or valances for.

If you can find drapes you like then you can buy extra ones and have the romans sewn by a professional seamstress. That should be a bit more reasonable for you. This one below looks to be a roller shade. I once used shades, removed the shade itself from the mechanism and replaced it with fabric.

In my experience, individuals are not as good as a firm. I had a person do some of my window treatments and she pulled all sorts of stuff on me, including giving me the opposite style that I ordered, and asking me to "do her a favor" and pay her three months in advance. I got my remaining curtains done a firm, and they were perfect in every way.

That’s not true. There are a lot of individuals that are terrific at what they do and work very hard, and there are companies that are not that great. You seriously can’t judge everyone because of one experience SMH.