Shutter Styles
The beauty of working with a stylish partner like The Shutter Works means that we have a variety of shutter styles for your interior window shutters.
Full height
The versatility of our full height interior window shutters means that they will suit almost any space, they are also our most popular choice. The cost of plantation shutters translates into the quality of the end result providing you with a show stopping finish.
Tier on tier
Think of our full height and café plantation shutters in one solution. The styles are separated across the bottom and top half of your windows giving you an abundance of flexibility when it comes to light control and privacy.
Café
Café plantation shutters traditionally cover the bottom half of your windows giving our clients privacy from a street eye level whilst still allowing a lot of light into your space. Ideally used on sash windows.
Solid
As the name suggests, this option provides solid wooden shutters ideally installed in period properties like cottages where the style of interior is more traditional. In order to let in the light, the shutters need to be fully opened or bi-folded back, equally providing a cool and dark space blocking out the light when closed fully.
Shaped
If you’re concerned that you may not be able to achieve the high-end finished look that you really want due to awkward or uniquely shaped windows and doors, think again!
We’re able to fit wooden shutters to windows and doors of all sorts of shapes and sizes.
Anything outside of the norm is an exciting challenge for our team and you can guarantee we will ensure your elegant features are only improved with the addition of our shutter blinds.
We can fit fully bespoke shutters for triangular, circular and arched windows and doors without flaws or compromise.
Tracked
The Tracked shutter blinds style doesn’t require hinges or frames, they simply slide on a track.
Folded back, they make it easy to access through a patio or bifold doors, or create a versatile room
divider.
Perhaps you’d like to look at our range of shutter materials to help you make the right decision?
