the exact same on each side. drapes on rings is good to easily slide them. in winter you could open them from the center, in summer you could push them all to the left on the door side.

if sun is a problem consider solar shades on both sides instead.

Do both doors open? It looks like there is room on the left side of them for a curtain to stack back out of the door swing area. Hang with rings for a cheaper and more casual look. For a bigger and more formal investment good old draw drapes could work.

UV film the uppers.

I ended up leaving mine bare and I love it

At night it's a black hole.

Absolutely matching grommet top panels.

I would go with the wood blinds like in the room to the right, it would cover view as seating on couch from the property that is behind you. The double door is on the deck view and away from views from the neighbor, looks like from the photo you have here. Putting blinds on French type doors will work, but not.

Ken

The drama of the Windows may be lost with window treatments. ..and there doesn't appear to be room to push curtains aside ..and privacy doesn't appear to be an issue..maybe adding some subtle color to the window trims...and even the fireplace would add the needed interest to feature the Windows a little more

Maybe plantation shutters on the doors and lower windows. Nothing on the uppers.

not sure of the reference about the black hole. could someone explain? also, what kind of curtains if I go that route? solid or patterned?

margo....I like the photo you posted of the plantation blinds.

The black hole refers to the night time effect of black Windows ..if there are any lights in your view plane this would not be as much an issue

As to solid or patterned on the curtains ..a subtle pattern could be interesting as your decor has mostly solid colors..one possibility is sheers with two tone stripes or monochromatic pattern...natural and organic fabric will hang better and crunch up tighter when open...synthetics will billow out more which in your tight spaces could be a problem..on the doors you could put rods on the top and bottom to keep them from getting caught when opening and closing the doors..the most practical window treatments for privacy would be shades that go completely away when closed..they can sometimes be found in interesting prints or woven textures that look very modern and decorative when closed but do not interfere with views when open