They could be trimmed out easily enough.

a single rod at ceiling height over the four windows to soften the feel, leave the blinds as is.

I would remove the decor and do the same rod at ceiling height for the other windows.

add floor and table lamps, a solid color similar to the wall color, or a pattern if you don't have any other pattern in the upholstery.

My in laws have a window wall like this and they added curtains. It really does help soften it and make it look finished. At our house all our windows have trim and for us Thats enough and I don’t want curtains.

I agree some nice drapes that can actually be closed at night and then think about what is an issue during the day for those . If heat and UV then you need solar shades they will allow you to keep the view , have daytime privacy , control the heat and UV and the drapes do the rest

The TV looks to be 7+ feet up the wall? Why?

A different style of shade might have been more interesting

Your fan is too small for the room and is likely hung too high in the room.

Lower the height of the TV

I really appreciate this feedback and pictures!! Yes the TV is way too high. That mount was already there when we moved in. I guess we are concerned wha

**I guess we are concerned what it may look like once taken down. It’s all a work in progress (I hope)!

Drapes would make it much nicer in a lighter color and place them higher

Lamps will also make the space so much cozier at night

I've never lived in a house that didn't have trim around windows. I think windows look unfinished without trim. Maybe it's a regional thing to not install trim?

@dani …. or, perhaps it’s an ”architectural style” thing ??? My MCM has no trim around any of the windows ( & there’s lots of them, lol ), & I wouldn’t want any, just like no crown moulding, which would be inappropriate. Actually, come to think of it, my second home doesn’t either.

Where I live it varies depending on house and style for sure. Many homes dont have window trim and others do. It is not regional and it is entirely normal for some houses to have trim and others not.