Thank you; I like the idea of film, but my condo association won't allow them.

http://www.hgtv.com/decorating/build-a-hinged-room-divider/index.html
Don't like it too well but it shows the basics of cutting and hinging 3-4 pieces together for a foldable screen...

http://www.houzz.com/photos/products/Buy-on-Houzz/seller--Screen-Gems-Furniture-Accessories
Some are expensive but some are only a few hundred and probably would fit your décor.

Otherwise you're into having to do draperies.... too bad they won't let you do window film. Most of that stuff is 100% removeable and a little glass cleaner and the windows would be like new.

http://www.pinterest.com/landguy/diy-room-divider/ the upper right one is a bookcase on wheels... maybe you could put some fabric on the back of something like that, then roll it out of the way when you want to access your windows and way to the pool.

Thank you for taking the time to give me some suggestions. Happy holidays to you!

Have you tried interior solar shades? You can see through them but they block the heat and the glare from the sun. Here is a sample site (I don't know this vendor) but it will give you a good idea of what to look for when searching: http://www.shadesshuttersblinds.com/solar_shades_10

I would get some custom drapery panels made. You would need a pair where each curtain draws away from the corner, onto the adjacent wall. Get a continuous custom rod made with a 90 degree elbow.

I have a south facing slider so I know about that summer sun. I had a room darkened shade made so I can pull it down as far as needed to block out the sun during part of the day as needed. Yes, they are pricey but you could get them fitted for each window so you have a choice of which ones to pull down during the worst time of day. You still can enjoy the view as wanted. Also give you privacy at night. They come in all colors. Ask your local shade shop for help. My guy is wonderful and always comes up with good solutions at a minimal cost. I only have a few windows more to replace and I love having the option that nice shades bring.

My current home has a corner arrangement similar to yours in the sense there is a whole lot of different stuff going on. I have sliding panels. Mine are lined bamboo but you can get the idea from this picture. Install them outside as opposed to inside.

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How wide is the area from the left edge of the window straight across to the far right window edge (forming a triangle)?

A floor screen might work.

Thank you for your suggestion!

Here is a link to Hunter Douglas' lower priced line of cellular shades. Although I think the screen shade idea noted above is also an option for you, these shades are top down/bottom up and will give you great control of how the light comes into the room. The link also shows the shade on a door similar to yours. They come in many colors and pleat sizes to coordinate with your contemporary style and color. http://www.hunterdouglas.com/photo-gallery.jsp?so=tn#/Product/7/Applause_honeycomb_shades/

Good valances gone. That's a start. Window covers can get expensive. But if you need them to block sun. But not the view you have to do it. Solar shades that go out of sight when up would give you a modern look. You have a nice view and windows. I would not cover them completely or use a screen. Even bamboo shades from Lowes or Home Depot in black or if you can find gray, or white would work and not expensive. Go on line for best price on solar. Go a dark gray.

I appreciate your comment very much. Thank you!

cover in window glass...is good idea...for your room.

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