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2. www.bhg.com › decorating › window-treatments15 Window Treatments for French Doors for a Stunning Look

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   • Layered Treatments. Both purposeful and pretty, two pairs of panels dress the French doors in this dining area. The rod closest to the window supports a transparent floral print—perfect for allowing light but providing privacy when closed.
   • Triple Play. A bank of windows makes a striking focal point in this living area. Draperies are hung from a track at ceiling height to accommodate the arched doorways.
   • White Out. The window treatments for French doors in this bedroom need to accommodate the opening onto a deck. A single rod hangs across the opening of both doors, so draperies don't impede door usage, and the panels are wide enough to sufficiently cover them when closed.
   • Contrasting Coverage. With French doors and many windows, this sunroom showcases neat louver blinds that close easily or pull up and down for light preference.

3. www.thespruce.com › french-door-curtain-ideas-522426116 French Door Curtain Ideas That Will Shine in Your Space

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   • A Classic Choice. Feeling like something classic? Long beige panels adorn the french doors in this transitional style living room. Continue to 2 of 16 below.
   • Soft Tones. "Make sure to mount the rod well above the window," notes Haley Weidenbaum, founder of window treatment retailer Everhem. "Go at least halfway between the top of the french doors and ceiling, but if you have tall windows, it's even better to go three quarters of the way between the top of the french doors and ceiling," she advises.
   • Elegant Accent. Billie Marie Tharaldson of Julian Design offers a pointer when it comes to curtain installation. "Extend the rod past on the wall to keep the excess fabric off the operating french doors," she advises.
   • Gray Camouflage. These soft gray curtains practically blend right in with the wall color—function and subtly at its finest. Continue to 5 of 16 below.

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5. www.hunterdouglas.com › stories › buyers-guidesWindow Coverings for French Doors - Hunter Douglas

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   May 2, 2023 · - Window treatments for French doors are typically mounted outside of the opening (beyond the window frame) and may require extension brackets or spacer blocks for proper clearance. - Some French door window treatments may require a “cut-out” in order for the window treatment to pass behind the door handle or knob.

6. www.theshadestore.com › blog › french-door-windowGuide to French Door Window Treatments | The Shade Store

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   Size is important not only in terms of how the window treatment covers the windows on the doors, but also how the window treatment functions. For instance, shades and blinds installed on the doors themselves will need to clear the handle in order to be lifted and lowered (and tilted, in the case of blinds) without any obstruction. For drapery, you’...

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   If your French doors let in cold air or receive a lot of sunlight, insulation may be an important consideration for you. For lots of sun in warmer climates, try Solar Shades, which are made from unique material that blocks up to 99% of UV rays while still allowing you a view to the outdoors and letting natural light flood your space. For drafty Fre...

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   How often you plan to be opening and closing your French door window treatments will play a role in the type of window treatment and the control type you select. For the easiest functionality, opt for motorized Shades, Blinds or Drapery. Motorization allows you to open and close your Shades and Drapery and tilt the slats of your Blinds, with just a...

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   Learn how to choose the right window treatment for your French doors based on light and privacy control, application, size, insulation and functionality. Explore types of window treatments including shades, blinds and drapery with different materials, styles and mounting options.

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7. www.mydomaine.com › french-door-curtain-ideas-521108422 Chic French Door Curtain Ideas to Freshen Up Your Space

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   • Pick a Neutral Hue. Curtains are a great opportunity to add color or pattern to your living room, but if you have an immense number of French doors, you may want to keep your curtains simple and understated so as not to take away from the rest of your decor.
   • Add a Hint of Color. An open floor plan dining and kitchen space often has direct access to a patio or backyard. Here, French doors add a classic feel to the room and give the space a more traditional feel.
   • Go All the Way to the Ceiling. You should treat your French doors as you would windows and follow the same rules for hanging curtains. To give your room a grander feel, extend your curtains all the way from the ceiling to the floor.
   • Consider Shades. If you have French doors in an area where you don't have a lot of room for curtains, consider something classic such as Roman shades. This is a great way to keep your space elevated, even if curtains or drapes don't fit your room.

8. www.shelterness.com › how-to-cover-french-door-windows3 Ways And 23 Ideas To Cover French Door Windows

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   Jul 1, 2023 · Actually, French door window treatment is almost the same as with usual windows: curtains, blinds and both. Let’s consider each of them. Curtains are the most popular way to get some privacy and not to spoil the interior as even the most refined décor looks good with them.

9. www.blinds.com › blog › window-treatments-for-frenchThe Best Window Treatments for French Doors | Blinds.com

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   Jan 5, 2022 · French door blinds should enhance the beauty of your doors, and match the other window treatments in the room. We're sharing the top 5 window treatments recommended for French Doors.