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This bay window has used natural wood shutters to contrast in the mainly white design. Using a concealed pushrods alongside 2 1/2" slats these shutters give a clean, modern finish to this room. Tier on tier shutters are beneficial for many ground floor rooms as the top panels can be folded back while the lower panels are kept closed - perfect to keep any prying eyes out of rooms in the front of the house.

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Creating a calming look for this room, white shutters have been used to blend with other neutral subtle shades. 2 1/2" slats and a traditional push rod have been used to give a real country feel to this room. An outside mount installation has been used for these sash windows, commonly found in older houses.. To better understand the mounting of your shutters take a look at our intensive measuring guides and explanatory videos.

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This West ern Pacific home has used a monochrome theme in this downstairs bathroom. The sink area has used white shutters with 3"  louvers. By using an open sky look, that is concealing the push rod behind the panel, this shutter allows the maximum amount of light in and also appears as 'decluttered' as possible. Many bathrooms use this design alongside polyvinyl shutters to give maximum protection from water damage.

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