Use the same size blind slats around the room for cohesiveness. Why not use blinds that mount inside the window frames? Skip the valances. Or mix and match treatments in the same color family.

thank you trace floyd. my problem is the door (s) do not have enough space to do inside mount. The hardware must be an otside mount and the blinds would hit one another when opening the door. The 2" valance that each blind is attached to does not permit the door to open fully. I'm at a loss as I know I could put mini blinds in the room, but I despise that look.

Why do the doors need blinds? Photos of the room, please.

Didn’t mean to post in before and after. Whoops!

Yes, I will send photos Yes, I need the privacy, right on the golf cart path and tee box.

Oh wow, on a golf course, how nice. But I never realized golfers were so nosy. They always seem so concentrated on their game.

Of course anyone would want some relief from the sight of golf cars whizzing by from dawn til dusk. lol

I found this on another current thread called Help with Window Treatements that Allow Fresh Air! You can lower them from the top to see the sky or from the bottom to enjoy the greenery.

Alan Strassberg

18 hours ago

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I use top-down bottom-up with no cords/strings/etc. Even my 8' wide window handles this nicely. Get the kind that recesses in the frame. A magnet holds them at the top when fully open. A simple molding is nice around the edge. Got these at blinds.com but there's many sources as well as your local improvement center. You can even get remote controlled versions.