FAQs

Question 1

Should shutters be longer or shorter than windows?

Accepted Answer

Shutters ought to match the window opening in size. When they are held up to the window, whether alone or in pairs, they should fit as if they could open and close. If you want the louvres to be taller than your windows, you may add an extra one or two inches. Your shutters may look better and have more elegance as a result.

Question 2

Do shutters make a room look bigger?

Accepted Answer

Shutters, as opposed to more conventional fittings like curtains, are installed within the window recess and sit flush. As a result, the area surrounding the window appears blank. The appearance of the additional wall and floor space gives the impression that the room is larger.

Question 3

Should shutters be lighter or darker than houses?

Accepted Answer

Shutters should contrast with your walls in a lighter or darker style. To guarantee that everything blends together properly, the walls and louvres should generally be one or two shades lighter or darker than one another and of a comparable tone.

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