If I had shades like the ones from handwerk in that off white color would I get the stencil? and put a stencil on the curtains? I think stencil on both would be too much. Plain shade and stencil curtains or stencil shade and plain curtains? The other issue is color. If the shade is an off white color what would the curtains be? I don't think it's in this thread but one of my favorite places, Roycroft inn has black shades and then curtains with a leaf pattern. Looks really cool but I can't find a photo. The photo I took doesn't show the blackness of the shade. Off white shade with black curtains? Annette I just reread your post. So plain shade and then stencil the curtains? My concern would be they would both be off white (except for the stencil part). How would that go together? Trying to find a photo showing a shade and curtains together.

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I would use a roman shade on the window, mounted at the ceiling to retain the most light when open. Get one with a blackout lining. A roman shade allows you to open the window even if the shade is partially down. For the sliders, I think drapes are best. Mount the rod just below the soffit, and extend it on either side of the doors, so you have room for the drapes to hang out of the way. If you use good quality fabric, again with linings, you can have great light and climate control.