If you like Romans, take a look at jcp.com. They have some double romans (I got Spencer II) so there is a sheer behind the light-filtering shade, operate independently. The cords can be a hassle (2 sets) esp. on the 72" long ones I got for my slider. But on normal windows they're OK. I really liked the "double Roman shades" they had last year (no name) for my BR, DR, and study, but they don't seem to have the same ones. The headrail was slightly different from the Spencer II. I think the last time I visited the website they might have had a new (Jackie?) roman that might have been a double too, in an ivory color that might look nice in your kitchen. HTH. Sheers down

I've done a lot of research on this. We have two angled windows and an arched window on the second story of our 2 story great room. It was a nightmare trying to find something to cover those windows. There are many options for arched and angled windows, but it will depend on how much you want to spend. Many manufacturers offer blinds and shutters for shaped windows. Shutter may be your easiest bet. Hunter Douglas, and other manufacturers, offer shutters, horizontals, verticals, and romans, all for arched or angled windows. But there may be limitations on the functionality of the blind. We had trouble because we wanted to be able to open and shut the second story blinds, so we wanted to get remote controlled blinds. But none of the retailers we visited offered any solution aside from installing a stationary blind, because of the arch and angled windows. I finally found an installer who suggested putting fabric in the arch and angle and then installing the motorized blind where the window allows for a horizontal installation. With the blinds shut. With the blinds open. It's not perfect, but it's the best solution we found.

Hey There: When it comes to eyebrow shape windows you can do bottom up top down operating blinds. The blinds will go up where the arch starts (the arch itself will not be covered) but in your situation there is no problem with light and privacy. The beauty is that you can raise the blinds from the bottom and still be able to enjoy the view...all blinds will be inside mount installation...

What is your question I have no idea what this is about. This is a dilemma forum what is yours?