Thinking outside of the box....Originally the center window trim was lower than the 2 side windows. To make them all the same height, we added a 1 x 6 board painted in the same black trim color mounted on top of the other trims.

JF fabric pleated to pattern hanging from Ona Drapery hardware.

Motorized roller shades in black cassette cover.

Screen shades in down position.

Motorized roller shades in black cassette, outside mounted on black trim.

Motorized roller shades in black cassette, outside mounted on black trim.

Fabric wrapped hem bar.

Motorized roller shades in black cassette, outside mounted on black trim.

Stackback of drapes is typically 1/3 the rod measurement.

Shades in down position.

When drapes project out further from the wall and carry any significant weight, it is recommend to use a bracket with a brace. This was custom fabricated by Ona Drapery in Boulder, CO.

It's all in the details....Blackout lined hem doesn't allow for light gap at bottom of drape and bleed through of the main fabric.

Onsite we discovered that you couldn't mount the shades on the doors due to the depth of the headrail. Solution- we added a piece of wood above the transom and mounted the shades to the piece of wood. This solved the issue.

Shade outside mounted.