a plurality of barriers cover windows in french doors in which the window in each door has a first area smaller than a second area of the french door in which it is located . each barrier includes a rigid frame defining a third area larger than the first area . first and second fabric covers stretched on opposite sides of the frame provide opacity and decoration . the barrier is hung on a french door so that the window is covered by the barrier without tools or manipulation of parts . the decorative fabric covers cooperate with one another to make a unitary decorative scene .