A shelf over the doors and an top -down bottom up shade for the window. Are you going to have a dining table at the window? If so, dropping down a pendant light will help correct the look. In fact, I would wait until that is done before you decide on what to do with the windows.

Thank you for your response. Will definitely consider.

Do you need light control and/or privacy? Or are you just trying to figure out the decor?

@deegw minimal privacy on the slider, mainly at night. I plan to put 2inch faux wood blinds on the window, however still on the fence.

I would check out the possibility of an outdoor shade for the slider.

Hmm googling that now 💡

If you like this style at all, this might be the kind of light fixture that helps rebalance the scene.

https://www.westelm.com/products/sculptural-glass-3-light-chandelier-mixed-w2752/?catalogId=71&sku=1096370&cm_ven=FreePLA&cm_cat=Google&cm_pla=Lighting%20%3E%20Chandeliers&region_id=658780

I wouldn't want the clear glass but there are probably other 3-drop pendants I'd like with opaque or metal shades

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Hang curtains for your slider nice and high so it brings your eye up with the top of the window.

@mytwocents LOVE the glass fixture! Thank you.

I'm not sure there is room between the slider and the cabinet to hang a full curtain panel. And a curtain panel will definitely cover the light switches on the right. Perhaps you can use a touch mechanism pull-down shade that hides under an outside mount valance when you don't need it.

@Melissa E I was thinking to do this as a temp solution but I know I'll get bored of it after a while.

@deegw these are really nice options. Matching them up is a good idea to tie them together. Thank you for the pics

That would drive me crazy, too! It looks like you look out on a very nice deck, bringing your focus to outdoors.

This is an idea you may consider: Creating a fake transom over the patio door to align with the top of the window on that elevation. The frame can be anything even just a thin white frame.

Then you can concentrate on the window treatment.

What is your style or post your inspiration?

@Denise M. My style is moden cozy chic. Thinking to do a molding pattern on the wall to the right witha thicker chair rail milding in the middle.

You can use a rod across the whole wall, placed at the top of the window, so it gives the illusion of being the same height. Or consider leaving the slider bare if you don't need privacy there, and use a simple shade on just the window. The 2 inch blinds will have a big stack when up and cover a lot of light and view when down.

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If you could post a floor plan …I think it would help a great deal …as scale is important in spaces like yours…also it appears you have privacy in respect to not having other homes facing yours?.. if so that would affect the need for window coverings?

Perhaps you only need pull down shades for night time privacy

These can be hung/ hidden beneath decorative valances during the day?

I'd add a plantation shutter on the window and a motorized screen shade on the door. I'd aim for a 5% shade on the door to keep the view but still feel like you have a little bit of privacy in the evening. If you have an actual privacy concern you should aim for maybe 1% instead. I write a little about here here https://suncoastblinds.com/window-shades-bonita-springs-fl/ .