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You could always run a rod along the top and put curtains over them. It would also allow for pushing the curtains aside for a full length mirror if needed.
You could always run a rod along the top and put curtains over them. It would also allow for pushing the curtains aside for a full length mirror if needed.
This is the actual image of the Master bed. These doors are massive.
I found this online
And this
but none looks attractive.
They are large, but frankly they are CHEAP and EASY to replace. I already linked to the both plain ones (under $100 each) and fairly nice looking ones in cherry veneer. There are LOTS of options! I cannot understand why some people would rather blow their money on "craft project" type fixes when it really is no more time or money to get a nicer more permanent solution...
If the OP does not like the mirrored doors it is very easy to just have replaced with frosted / translucent glass, wood veneer, Asian-style Shoji screen, and hundred of other variation. While prices from the firms that emphasize their "custom" work can be very inflated, this really is an EASY Do-It-Yourself thing. You can even RENT a van from many big-box stores to make it easy to get the doors from the store to your home...
Here is what I had in mind (see post #2). Search for 'decorative window film'. I personally don't care for the colored versions, but the frosted ones look okay.
If you don't want to replace the doors, this is the way I'd go. I strongly dislike curtains in lieu of closet doors, or in this case, as a second covering over a closet.
I had similar doors that went from floor to ceiling (non standard size, so hard to replace). and i used frost spray paint like the picture in the link below, to mimic shoji screens, turned out really well, but it was a pain to do. I also painted the edges rails and track silver to cover up the brass color.
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Why not do it right?
