Custom Sizes & Styles: French Doors with Blinds for Any Space

There's something undeniably charming about French doors. They're not just doors—they're a bridge between spaces, a way to let light dance through a room, and a design statement that ties a home or business together. But when you add built-in blinds? That's where functionality meets elegance. Imagine a door that lets you control privacy with a simple twist, that keeps sunlight from glaring on your morning coffee, or that turns a drab office corner into a bright, inviting spot. That's the magic of French doors with blinds. And the best part? They don't have to be "one-size-fits-all." Whether you're renovating a tiny apartment, designing a sprawling villa, or upgrading a restaurant's facade, custom sizes and styles mean these doors can fit your space perfectly.

But finding the right fit isn't always easy. Standard doors might leave gaps, clash with your decor, or fail to meet the unique needs of your space—like a high ceiling that craves taller doors, or a narrow hallway that needs slimmer frames. That's where custom solutions come in. And when it comes to blending style, functionality, and reliability, having a partner who understands both the art and science of door design makes all the difference. As a one-stop architectural solution provider , we've spent decades helping homeowners, designers, and businesses bring their vision to life—one custom door at a time. Let's dive into how custom French doors with blinds can transform any space, and why getting the size and style just right matters more than you might think.

Walk into any home improvement store, and you'll find rows of standard doors—24", 28", 32" wide, maybe 80" tall. They're convenient, sure, but when was the last time your space was "standard"? Older homes often have wonky door frames from settling over time. Modern open-concept layouts might call for extra-wide doors to connect living and dining areas. And let's not forget those unique spots: a sunroom with floor-to-ceiling windows that needs a door to match, or a bathroom with limited wall space that requires a narrower frame. Standard doors can feel like forcing a square peg into a round hole.

Custom sizes solve that problem by starting with your space, not a catalog. Maybe you need a pair of French doors that's 7 feet tall to complement your vaulted ceilings, or a single door that's 36" wide to make moving furniture easier. Perhaps your commercial space—a boutique hotel, say—needs doors that align perfectly with existing wall panels for a seamless look. Whatever the case, custom sizing ensures your French doors fit like they were always meant to be there. No gaps, no awkward trimming, no compromise on how the door operates. It's about making the door work for you , not the other way around.

And let's talk about those built-in blinds. When blinds are integrated into the door itself, the fit becomes even more critical. A standard door with aftermarket blinds often results in misalignment—blinds that stick, gaps that let light leak through, or cords that get caught in the door hinges. Custom doors with blinds are designed as a single unit, so the blinds fit snugly between the glass panes, moving smoothly with the door. It's a small detail, but it makes a world of difference in how the door functions day-to-day.

Size is just one piece of the puzzle—style is where you get to inject personality. French doors with blinds come in a dizzying array of styles, and the right one depends on the vibe of your space. Are you going for a cozy, cottage-like feel? Or a sleek, modern look? Let's break down some of the most popular options, and how they can elevate different interiors.

Classic Wood Frames : There's a reason wood never goes out of style. A solid oak or mahogany French door with blinds adds warmth and timelessness to any room. The natural grain of the wood pairs beautifully with neutral decor, and you can stain it to match your existing furniture or trim. These doors work wonders in traditional homes, bed and breakfasts, or even rustic-style restaurants. Just keep in mind: wood needs a bit more love—regular sealing to protect against moisture, especially in bathrooms or kitchens.

Sleek Aluminum : If modern minimalism is your thing, aluminum frames are the way to go. They're slim, lightweight, and come in a range of finishes—matte black, brushed nickel, or even bold colors like navy or forest green. Aluminum doors are durable, resistant to rust and warping, and perfect for spaces that need a clean, uncluttered look. Think urban apartments, contemporary offices, or boutique storefronts. Plus, aluminum's slim profiles mean more glass, which equals more light—always a win.

Versatile PVC : For high-moisture areas like bathrooms, laundry rooms, or pool houses, PVC (or vinyl) French doors are a smart choice. They're waterproof, low-maintenance, and come in styles that mimic wood or aluminum—so you don't have to sacrifice looks for practicality. PVC doors are also budget-friendly, making them a great option for rental properties or commercial spaces where durability and cost matter.

And let's not forget the blinds themselves! From soft, slatted wood blinds that filter light gently to sleek aluminum blinds that block out glare completely, the right blind material and color can tie the whole door together. Faux wood blinds are a popular middle ground—they look like real wood but resist warping from humidity, making them ideal for kitchens or bathrooms.

French doors with blinds aren't just for homes—they work magic in commercial spaces too. Let's take a closer look at how they can transform different areas, whether you're a homeowner sprucing up your living room or a business owner upgrading your customer experience.

Residential Spaces: Making a House Feel Like Home

Your home is your sanctuary, and every room has its own personality. French doors with blinds can enhance that personality in ways you might not expect.

Living Rooms : Picture this: a sunny afternoon, your living room bathed in light, but the glare on your TV is making it hard to watch your favorite show. With a quick twist of the blind wand, the slats tilt, softening the light without darkening the room. French doors here can connect to a patio or backyard, turning indoor-outdoor living into a breeze. Choose wider doors (maybe 60" total width) to make the transition seamless, and opt for warm wood frames to keep the space cozy.

Bedrooms : Privacy is key here, but so is natural light. French doors with blinds let you wake up to sunlight filtering through, then close the blinds for a dark, restful nap. For master bedrooms, consider double doors with larger glass panes—they add a touch of luxury and can make the room feel more spacious. If your bedroom opens to a balcony, blinds also add an extra layer of security, keeping prying eyes out while you enjoy the fresh air.

Home Offices : With more people working from home than ever, a functional home office is a must. French doors with blinds can separate your workspace from the rest of the house, reducing noise and distractions, while still letting light in to keep you energized. Choose doors with thicker frames and insulated glass for better soundproofing, and opt for blinds that close completely for video calls where you need privacy.

Commercial Spaces: Impressing Customers & Boosting Productivity

First impressions matter in business, and the right doors can set the tone for your space. French doors with blinds add a touch of sophistication while serving practical needs.

Restaurants & Cafés : Imagine a cozy bistro with French doors that open to a sidewalk patio in the summer, and blinds that adjust to keep the sun off diners' plates. In the winter, the doors close, and the blinds add insulation, keeping the space warm and inviting. For a romantic vibe, opt for soft, neutral blinds and warm wood frames; for a modern café, sleek aluminum frames with black blinds might be the way to go.

Offices & Coworking Spaces : Open offices are great for collaboration, but sometimes you need a quiet corner for focused work. French doors with blinds can create private meeting rooms or individual work pods that still feel connected to the rest of the space. They also let managers keep an eye on the team without sacrificing privacy—just tilt the blinds slightly for visibility.

Retail Stores : Storefronts need to attract customers, and French doors with blinds do just that. During the day, open the doors to welcome foot traffic, and adjust the blinds to highlight displays inside. At night, close the blinds for security while still letting passersby peek in at your window displays. For high-end boutiques, wood frames with elegant blinds add a touch of luxury; for casual stores, colorful PVC frames can make your brand stand out.

You can have the perfect size and style, but if the materials and craftsmanship aren't up to par, your French doors won't stand the test of time. That's why choosing a supplier who prioritizes quality is so important. As a residential and commercial building materials supplier with decades of experience, we know that the best doors are built to last—no cutting corners, no cheap materials, just attention to detail from start to finish.

Let's start with the frames. For wood doors, we source sustainably harvested hardwoods like oak, cherry, and mahogany—woods that are dense, resistant to warping, and full of natural character. Each piece is kiln-dried to remove moisture, preventing cracking or shrinking over time. For aluminum doors, we use high-grade, powder-coated aluminum that resists scratches and fading, even in harsh sunlight. And our PVC doors are made from virgin vinyl (not recycled, which can weaken the material) with reinforced frames for added strength.

The glass is just as important. We use double-glazed, low-emissivity (low-E) glass for most doors, which helps insulate your space—keeping heat in during winter and out during summer. For commercial spaces or homes in noisy areas, we offer triple-glazed or acoustic glass to reduce sound transmission. And the blinds? They're integrated between the glass panes, so they're protected from dust, pets, and curious kids—meaning they'll stay looking new for years.

But it's not just about materials—it's about how they're put together. Our doors are assembled by skilled craftsmen who take pride in their work. Hinges are reinforced for smooth operation, seals are precision-cut to prevent drafts, and blind mechanisms are tested rigorously to ensure they'll last through thousands of uses. We also offer a range of hardware options, from classic brass doorknobs to modern lever handles, so every detail matches your style.

And we're committed to sustainability too. Many of our materials are eco-friendly, from FSC-certified wood to recycled aluminum frames. We also offer energy-efficient options that align with global "green building" trends, helping you reduce your carbon footprint while saving on energy bills. Because a beautiful door shouldn't cost the Earth.

Designing, ordering, and installing custom French doors with blinds can feel overwhelming. Do you go to a door manufacturer for the frames, a glass company for the panes, and a blind supplier for the blinds? That's a lot of coordination, and miscommunications can lead to delays, mismatched parts, or extra costs. That's where a one-stop architectural solution provider comes in.

When you work with a one-stop supplier, you get a team that handles everything from start to finish. It starts with a consultation: our design experts visit your space, take precise measurements, and talk through your vision—your style preferences, how you use the space, and any specific needs (like soundproofing or energy efficiency). They'll then create 3D renderings so you can see exactly how the doors will look before ordering. No guesswork, no surprises.

Next, we handle the manufacturing. Since we control the entire process, we can ensure that every component—frame, glass, blinds—works together seamlessly. If you need custom sizes or unique finishes, we have the flexibility to make it happen, without relying on multiple suppliers. And because we have a global network of materials suppliers, we can source high-quality materials at competitive prices, passing those savings on to you.

Installation is another area where one-stop service shines. Our installers are trained specifically on our doors, so they know how to handle everything from tricky wall angles to integrating the blinds with the door mechanism. They'll also clean up after themselves, leaving your space ready to enjoy. And if something isn't quite right? You have a single point of contact for adjustments or repairs, not a list of companies to call.

We've been operating in the Middle East for decades, with a strong presence in Saudi Arabia, so we understand the unique challenges of the region—like extreme temperatures, high humidity, and specific building codes. Our doors are designed to withstand these conditions, with materials that resist heat warping and finishes that stand up to desert dust. Whether you're in Riyadh, Jeddah, or beyond, we have the local knowledge to make sure your doors perform perfectly for years to come.

Don't just take our word for it—let's hear from some of our clients who've transformed their spaces with custom French doors with blinds.

The Family Home Renovation : "We have an older home in Riyadh with small, dark rooms," says Lina, a homeowner. "We wanted to open up the living room to our backyard, but standard doors were too small for the space. Coloria came in, measured, and designed custom 7-foot-tall wood French doors with faux wood blinds. Now, the room is flooded with light, and we can adjust the blinds when the sun is too bright. Our kids love running in and out, and the doors have become the focal point of our home."

The Café Upgrade : "Our café in downtown Jeddah was struggling with glare on the tables during lunch rush," explains Ahmed, a restaurant owner. "We installed aluminum French doors with adjustable blinds, and it's made a huge difference. Customers can now sit by the windows without squinting, and we've even seen more foot traffic because the doors open up the space—people can see how inviting it is inside. Plus, the aluminum frames are easy to clean, which is a must in a busy café."

The Office Makeover : "We wanted our new office to feel open and collaborative, but we still needed private meeting rooms," says Sarah, an office manager. "Coloria suggested custom aluminum French doors with light-filtering blinds. Now, the meeting rooms feel connected to the rest of the office, but we can close the blinds for confidential calls. The slim aluminum frames mean we get tons of light, and the doors match our modern decor perfectly. It's exactly what we needed."

At the end of the day, custom French doors with blinds are more than just a home improvement project—they're a way to make your space truly yours. They let you control light, privacy, and style, all while adding value to your home or business. And when you work with a supplier who understands your vision, the process becomes exciting, not stressful.

Whether you're dreaming of a sunlit living room with wood French doors, a modern office with sleek aluminum doors, or a cozy café with welcoming PVC doors, the right custom doors can turn that dream into reality. So why settle for "close enough" when you can have "perfect"?

Ready to transform your space? Explore the possibilities, get inspired, and take the first step toward doors that fit your life—custom, beautiful, and built to last.