Okay - I don't know why it decided to switch your dining table with your swivel chairs OR why it made the drapery stacks different widths. I asked for linen drapes.

I think that sun control and pretty drapery accents can be two separate components.

You could have solar shades and then do stationary panels in a pretty pattern/color.

I have Hunter Douglass Duette shades and stationary panels. Shades control sun exposure during worst times of day and stationary panels provide decor/texture. I have my shades automated so they open/close automatically in each room when the sun is strongest and at nighttime.

I like a top down bottom up solar shade.

AND a drapery panel a foot high and wide with the Use the tallest window as your guide and keep the top of the rod equal on all the windows for a unified sightline.

For me, drapery panels the same color as the wall color NOT GROMMET drapes. they look like a shower curtain.

https://www.selectblinds.com/products/neutral-cordless-light-filtering-top-down-bottom-up-cellular-shades?variant=59311243952209&drop=36&width=24&fm_source=g&fm_term=&gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=23599443324&gbraid=0AAAAADpRFczPab3FJ6vCDh8ujQ8tHsgnF&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIxPb3tvrNlgMVY1h_AB02sg1HEAQYAiABEgKuLvD_BwE

https://www.potterybarn.com/products/classic-belgian-flax-linen-blackout-curtain-dark-flax/

Above is a link to Pottery Barn Belgian Flax Linen Curtains (currently on sale). I have not tried them yet. They come in many color choices and sizes. Price is for one panel (not sold in a pair). They offer light filtering or blackout.

I prefer using the color close to the wall color.

I think they may provide free swatches.

IMO the view gets lost if you do most window coverings . I would start with motorized solar shades in a bronze or charcoal to keep the best view and control heat and UV the see if you need drapes .No need for privacy that I can see