Pretty room~ I would do the same roman shades.

If you want the most unobstructed view, I think a roman or any type of shade would work, but you're still going to have some of your window covered up with the stacking of the blind.

A roller shade would work too and would take up very little window view. Smith & Noble has some nice ones and some color options have a blackout or privacy liner. These are nice shades - not the crazy rollup ones for the 60's!
This is a flat roller one
This is a roman roller shade

Here is a link that might be useful: Smith & Noble Roller Shades

Are you sure you NEED window treatments? They are very pretty windows, you have a beautiful view, you like the light.... I would dress the rest of the room before deciding. I'm not certian you really need anything.

btw, what is your BEAUTIFUL wall color?!??!

Thanks for the suggestions, everyone. Caroleah, those roller shades are quite nice looking. I had no idea you could get decent looking roller shades these days!

Bestyears, I think we probably do need something. During the last full moon it was quite bright in there. It's not an emergency situation though so I can wait a bit to get a better idea.

The wall color is the lovely BM Revere Pewter which I put in my kitchen and loved so much I put it in the new bedroom. All of the white in the room is BM Mascarpone.

Beautiful! I'm a fan of pleated shades - not cellular, although that could work, too, but I find pleated to be a cleaner look and the stack is tiny so they disappear when fully open. They are light filtering, not room darkening but in general, anything that is room darkening has a larger stack because it's a thicker or doubled material.

On your windows, because they are not very tall, if you hung pleated shades as an inside mount, the stack would probably not be more than the size of your window frame. In other words, none of the glass would be covered when they are open it would all be exposed to your view.

Our bedroom has both east and south facing windows. We wear eye masks.

Oh I wondered if that was Revere Pewter! Thinking of trying it in the next room I paint. Just gorgeous, thanks!

If it is mainly moonlight and morning sun, my vote is for a woven shade of some kind. The roller kind like caroleoh posted would obstruct your view the least. The Roman shade style would be a bit more of a statement and obstruct the view and natural daylight a bit more, even when up all the way. What is your bedding like?

Very pretty room. I was also wondering the wall color, thanks for the info!

I also like idea of romans or roller shades.

I know you said you weren't worried about color at this point, and you say you're not really a window treatment person, but I think light linen type curtain panels would look nice alone or paired with the blinds.

If all you need is room darkening, consider (I know this sounds awful) routless mini blinds that keeps the light out. They can be down at night and pulled up all the way during the day. Mount them above the windows and they won't obscure the view at all when they're pulled up.

I love your room, and especially the ceiling! It's very cozy! Depending on what style you're going for, I'd either do outside-mount horizontal blinds (inside mount would take up about 5" or so when pulled all the way up) or a woven roller shade that rolls up tightly.

Here's an example of the blinds: http://media.photobucket.com/image/outside%20mount%20white%20wood%20blinds/DiPiazza/Livingspaces009.jpg?t=1281100471

And here's a woven shade: http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Woven-Sage-Roller-Shade-36-in.-x-72-in./3309184/product.html?rcmndsrc=2

We also have nice, woven roller shades. They add a bit of "organic" feeling, but are low-impact, un-fussy, and clean-lined. I got mine at a PierOne-type place called World Over Imports that unfortunately no longer exists. They have metal-ball-chain controls that are nice-looking.

Solar roller shades might work. They don't obscure the view and you will have some light control.

Thanks for the input, everyone. What I think I'm hearing for sure is that drapes are not the right call. I'll look into the woven roller shades and the roman blinds!