Or go with curtains with the same color as walls for less contrast and visuality.

I am a big fan of cellular shades. When in the raised position they can stack so tightly as to almost disappear. When they are lowered, the provide nice sun control and give great privacy. They come in light filtering and light blocking and even sheer. You can get them motorized.

You can still add drapery panels to the window if you want, but you will already have something functional on the window.

I dont care much for formal drapery on a traverse rod like that, but it is not my window, is it? It looks like you have sufficient room for the stackback and the narrow spit of wall at each end may be empty space.

You dont say if you want privacy or for sun.

I dislike fake drpery panels and so for me I would do wall to wall drpes and have tem open in the center to give the illusion of symmetry and center the table and light on that center ,Is there an issue with either heat or UV then a different type of window covering but if only privacy at night then do what I like and that is drapes at noght bare window during the day.

I like the simplicity of the room. Celery’s drapes look great. The asymmetry of the windows is a nonissue. Can’t really tell from the pics, but is there enough room between the door and the table to move the table to the right, centered under the chandelier ?

fabric roman shades…smaller round table would be nice..you need to center the table under the chandelier..add interesting stacked art on left side.

Center the table

Use the same width of drapery panels on each side.

Thank you all for the suggestions! I visited an in-store consultant today who felt that privacy curtains wouldn’t be an option without significantly blocking the windows due to inadequate stack back space but I don’t really mind if theyre drawn pretty flat once closed, is that a design horror? I love Celery’s mock up pics! I was also imagining an off-white like the walls to add texture but keep things minimalist and simple.

Also great suggestion on the table. We are blessed with young children and need the door clearance on the right and the extended leaf nearly always lately (a sign of good fortune!) However I will be sure to adjust should we ever do a styled shoot… which this pic taken while doing dishes was clearly not :)