Room darkening roman folds.

I like draperies to soften windows. You may want to also look for a shade with fabric that blocks or filters light coming in, depending on how much natural light you prefer

I agree with Rho; I would also go for neutral Roman shades. They'll add a soft, cozy touch and still let in some natural light.

I always like drapes in a bedroom they add softness and allow guests to have as much or as little light as they like The blinds can be there I guess but not a must if you use solar shades for heat and UV control they still get to keep the view and have daytime privacy .The drpaes for nightime You need some art above the bed IMO and then done

It comes down to functionality, preference and budget. Do you require day privacy and if always closed, consider level of light filtration. If blinds can be opened 1/2 way, did you want curtains as well. Color wise, neutral or did you want to pick up on the grey, and importantly its content/texture. When narrowing down, budget often helps with a decision.

Inside-mount, blackout cellular shades that darken the room at night, provide some insulation, can fully expose the view during the day, and don't interfere with the molding. Examples.

Thank you for sharing your thoughts!