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I don’t know your decor, but it might be fun to Rub and Buff (craft stores) in a metallic finish on those wonderful inside curves.
Could you sit a plant inside the window on the ledge? Picture is kind of dark so it is hard to tell amount of space available
A collection of tall colored bottles or vases. Hanging planters with ivy, pothos or even trailing begonias.
Maybe have a mirror cut for the soil itself, and do a very simple arched stencil 15” long over the window in the same metallic. Or green? Ivy?
I would put some stained glass like decorative window film on them to bring in some color with the light.... https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss_2?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=decorative+window+film+and+stained+glass very easy to apply, just a bit of water, drop of dishwashing soap and a rubber squeegee.
I've seen decorative bottles hung kind of like wind chimes - not that I'm recommending the incessant sounds, but just building on your bottle idea.