Help With Window Treatment for French Doors

[enginerd]

I redecorated my greatroom last year but my windows have had sets of cheap, temporary blinds until I can decide what I want. The problem is that I have a set of French doors right next to (within a foot) a set of double windows that go almost to the floor. So I need coordinating window treatments for both since I will have long expanse of window treatments. I don't care for the sheers for the French doors that I had before. I am looking for something that will allow me to see out but can be closed to block sunlight so we don't have glare/fading. This is the furniture that I have.

Lambert Oak Living Room Set, 52000-set. Furniture XO

I have a Tiffany style table and floor lamp.

My walls and carpet are taupe. My baseboard is a medium wood tone. I also have a stone fireplace on the same wall with this fireplace screen.

Amazon.com: Fleur de Lis Glass Fireplace Screen: Home & Garden

The dining room furniture is antique medium oak. I like traditional with a contemporary feel. Any ideas for colors for accessories would also be appreciated. This room is beautiful and classy but very "brown". Thanks for any ideas.

[ILv2Shop]

This is right up my alley but need to get to work right now.
Here's what I did in our bird room where we have french doors. They make magnetic rods and I have one on each door so when you open the french doors, it doesn't bother the treatments. They come in the perfect size for french door windows. I got mine at Walmart but have seen them alot of places. They're not expensive either. I'll work on your decorating end of it tonight.

[ILv2Shop]

I totally forgot about writing the above and I need to apologize to you here, in public, for not doing as I said.
How are you doing on the room? Are you still working on it? If you are finished, can you post a after pic?
Again, I'm really sorry. I'm big on trying my best to keep my word.