I would do full length curtain panels for the windows on either side of the bed -- hang the rods extended past the window so when the panels are open it doesn't cover any of the window (this will help those windows appear larger). For the small windows behind the bed, I would suggest a window film if something is needed to block sunlight. Otherwise, a Roman shade that spans the entire distance hung to the ceiling (so you don't block windows when open) and long enough to go just to the nightstands when open (serving as a second headboard of sorts). For the window near the door, I would do a Roman shade installed outside the frame so the frame will be completely covered when the shade is down. This would be a great place for a small dresser, btw. If doing a Roman shade over the bed, I would do that in a different fabric than the fabric for the other 3 windows.

It might be best to do a roman shade or roller shade for the window to the left of the door and the door itself we recommend shades. For the windows on either side of the bed, you might look into doing actual curtains.

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IMO we need to see your bedding that is how a bedroom design starts. I think the tiny windows over the bed are cool but do tye make sleeping a PITA? As for the other window sIMO they all should have the same window f treatment fabric and that should be chosen to go with the bedding . It kooks like you put a box spring on a platform bed why? I need to know your style and please post pics of the bedding then we can help. Post the pics here in comments DO NOT start another post.

Okay I went to yout idea books and it looks like contemporary is your style so a nice black motorized shade on those windows a bove the bed , some very tailored Roman blinds for all the rest and some nice very tailored bedding that tucks under the mattress and no box spring on a platform bed please .So something like this