Oh, yes..I defiantly want to treat each set of "doors" so to speak as its own entity. So I would essential have 4 panels, two for each set.

This is our master bedroom, but we have a large deck. Even though I don't go out much (still need to upgrade the furniture) I do like to go out there daily. We live on an island and have water views.

I will probably do the blackout because it gets very hot in the summer. But I was thinking sheers so that we could have a bit of privacy and still enjoy a bit of view.

I am glad that you think it will work, I hate the idea of getting blinds.
Thank you!

Also,

What do you think of this fabric??? I am not so sure about it anymore.
My bedspread is whiteâ¦.and there is basically no other "color" in the room. still looking for artwork.

It is really hard to tell in this photo, but the walls are an off white. My NEW color is more tan.
Thanks

I think the fabric is really nice.

To offer an alternative, I would hate to block the views with sheers. You might consider instead installing a valance box over the doors where you can hide shades or honey comb shades or whatever you choose underneath. This way, during the day, you can get your views and get your privacy at night.

The valance can be fabric

Or wooden painted to match your trim.

You don't have to match the style of window treatment on the 2 windows...you can, but you don't have to...so long as the treatments coordinate. But a valance box would help hide the fact that the doors and windows are not of the same height.