Simple panel drapes on either end. Test the look by drawing them on your photo. Test going floor to ceiling and floor to top,of window

I would do natural woven shades for texture. If you still want curtains after these are up, you can do a linen curtain on either side of the windows.

Curtains all the way!!! They can add so much color. Even if u pick simple beige curtains it will look great. I would say do sheers underneath and get a design curtains that go with it. Then match the curtains with some the throw pillows!!

You have attractive windows. You can get fairly inexpensive white blinds cut to width and add decorative drapery panels at the ends.

Curtains! Some similar examples for inspiration:

Some curtain ideas that wont break the bank

I would use stationary sheers, unless you want total view. Add traverse drapes over the sheers.

Installed a rod last night. Trying different style curtains. Which one do you guys like?

This is how it looks in the morning

I prefer the chevron with some color on the walls but they are too short : ) I think your room needs a patterned drape to create more interest with the rest of your solid colors. The others are too light and same as wall color. They get lost.

I have used this site to order curtains for both my bedroom and Dining room, the prices are very reasonable and the fabric selection is fairly extensive. I think the rod pocket curtains are not doing anything for your room, I would suggest some ring clips and a more substantial panel in a subtle pattern. http://www.curtainsmade4u.com/c-14-beigetan.aspx

If you like to look out during the day and not at night, how about white roller shades inset with curtains on the outside only. Use a short rod on either side of the window that is set at the ceiling or up to the molding (can't tell if there is a molding on the wall or maybe that is the light reflection?). Drapes would go between outside windows and the wall, and then, up to the ceiling or molding.