Shutters in Earlsfield

You don’t have to use exactly the same shutter configuration on every window.

For example, a family might choose full-height shutters for a living room, a more flexible configuration for bedrooms and café style shutters for a front-facing window where privacy is particularly important.

Keeping the colour and finish consistent means the different designs can still work together throughout the house.

This is one of the advantages of made-to-measure shutters: each window can be treated individually rather than trying to make one standard solution work everywhere.

Bedrooms often need more privacy than other rooms, particularly when windows face the street or neighbouring properties.

Shutters allow you to adjust the louvres throughout the day. You can angle them to reduce visibility from outside while still allowing some daylight into the room.

For taller windows, tier-on-tier shutters or a divider rail can give you separate control over different sections of the window.

This can be particularly useful if you want the lower part closed for privacy while keeping the upper section open.

In living rooms, the aim is often different. You may want as much natural light as possible during the day but still need privacy in the evening.

Full-height shutters provide a simple way to adjust the amount of light entering the room without having to draw curtains across the entire window.

For bay windows, each section can be individually measured so the shutters follow the shape of the bay.