I would select stationary panels to go between each window and at the ends of the windows and depend on something else for privacy and climate control. Or you could do as JMittman so nicely suggested and use roman shades on each window, mounting them just below the ceiling. Plantation shutters could also be used with stationary panels. You would probably get the best cold weather control with draperies that close over all the windows, but you do not have a lot of space between some of your windows, so you should discuss with your local drapery person how much glass would have to be covered with operable draperies. Carolyn Albert-Kincl, ASID

Are you asking what to call the thing that hides the curtains, or what the name is for the kind of curtain? Curtains that hang from a rod and close off the window by sliding left to right to center are technically drapes. The kind that closes off the window by sliding down are called shades, typically Roman shades. The thing above that hides the track of the curtains or into which the shade recesses is called a soffit if it is dropped down from the ceiling, or a recessed pocket if it is cut up into the ceiling. This is an example of a shade in a recessed pocket:

You have very nice chairs! Take the rug out, remove the two end chairs, paint the table white like the color in the wallpaper, move one chair to desk, add a mirror on the wallpaper wall to break up the wall and add depth to the room (white or deep gray frame) and use you budget and add new pillows to the couch with more grays and whites.

@Lee Rohrbough, the picture you posted is one fantastic stylish bathroom, absolutely love the whole design but especially the tiles. I have already chosen travatine tiles for my new bathroom so can't change that but I have a hint of a tile colour called Emperador as a feature in the shower and although your tiles aren't Emperador, it sure looks allot like the colour. Is this your bathroom or one you have designed??? Simply outstanding!!!