Inspiration
Ideas, room by room.
Every room has its own light, its own job and its own challenges. Here's how we'd approach each one.
Living roomsLight you can tune all day
Living rooms
Living rooms change mood from morning coffee to film night. Full height or tier-on-tier shutters let you angle the light away from the TV, open up for daylight and close for cosy evenings.
We'd suggest
- Full height or tier-on-tier shutters
- Floor-length curtains for warmth and softness
- Matching finishes across bays and side windows
BedroomsDarkness on demand
Bedrooms
Good sleep needs a dark room. Solid panel shutters, or louvred shutters paired with a blackout blind, block early summer mornings and street lights.
We'd suggest
- Solid panel or louvred shutters + blackout roller
- Blackout-lined curtains and Romans
- Cordless, child-safe options for children's rooms
BathroomsPrivacy without the gloom
Bathrooms
Bathrooms need privacy and humidity resistance. Waterproof shutters won't warp around steam, and tier-on-tier lets you keep the bottom closed while light comes in above.
We'd suggest
- Waterproof shutter materials
- Tier-on-tier for privacy plus daylight
- Faux-wood Venetians as a lighter alternative
KitchensPractical, wipe-clean, bright
Kitchens
Kitchens need finishes that wipe clean and windows you can reach over a sink or worktop. Café style shutters keep the top clear for light, and waterproof materials handle the steam.
We'd suggest
- Café style or waterproof shutters
- Wipe-clean roller blinds
- Easy-reach controls
Bay windowsMade for every angle
Bay windows
Bays are where shutters really shine. Every window in the bay is measured separately so the panels meet neatly and line up across the whole curve.
We'd suggest
- Shaped shutter frames for any angle
- Tier-on-tier for street-facing bays
- Curtains on a bay track for softness
Doors & bi-foldsGlass doors, under control
Doors & bi-folds
Patio doors and bi-folds let in lots of light, sometimes too much. Tracked shutters and vertical blinds give you control without stopping the doors from opening.
We'd suggest
- Tracked shutters that slide and stack
- Vertical blinds for wide openings
- Awnings outside to shade the glass
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