I've got a window that is 47 inches wide and about 59 inches long until it gets to the curve of the arch. There is no sheetrock separating the lower window from the upper arched window.

We want to put blinds in the lower window but the idea of having them mounted with just inside brackets doesn't seem right to me. There is no way to support them in the middle of the window. These blinds will rarely, if ever be lowered or raised, so that's not an issue.

Anyone have experience with this? Any ideas on how to support it in the middle if need be?

Surprised a local shop doesn't stock something.

Sorry if this suggestion is out in right field, even though I reread the problem several times.
https://www.wikihow.com/Cover-Arched-Windows

Some living in fish bowls curbside will erect an outdoor vertical screen/lattice to block prying eyes.

tgivaughn said:

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Surprised a local shop doesn't stock something.

Sorry if this suggestion is out in right field, even though I reread the problem several times.
https://www.wikihow.com/Cover-Arched-Windows

Some living in fish bowls curbside will erect an outdoor vertical screen/lattice to block prying eyes.

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That works and apologies if my post wasn't clear. I'd never heard of a Palladian shelf before your post and Home Depot carries them.

Thank you.

A good window valance too will help cover any mounts and add a bit of decoration.

I did this in a previous house.... Measure 3 times, check the drawings and the underlying math... Recalculate... then measure again 2x... Then cut.

But it let me hid the blinds mechanism and put one of those paper fans behind it