What about this? Try to ignore the furniture. You could put matching curtains in the windows.

I would use a wide faux roman shade or cornice to bridge the gap between the windows and cover them and the top of the slider door. Luckily door swing won't be an issue, so I'd use the top of the window frames and the top of the slider mechanism as the top and bottom of the covering. You can use indifidual shades under it for the two windows.Even a large shade to cover the two sliders can slip up under the cornice or roman when you want the view or to use the doors.

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Hey There: your shading challenge is actually pretty easy to come by. You can use the same style and fabric for both - the windows and the door. For the windows you will use an inside mount installation - with a pleated blinds that operates bottom up and top down. For the door, you use an outside mount pleated blinds that is chain operated on either side. Install it right above the door casing and don't try to bring it higher up to match the window line.

Good Luck