“Our arched windows have shutters that fit perfectly. It looks like they came with the house.”
Plantation shutters, built for your windows
Shutters are the most architectural window treatment: they read as part of the house, control light with a simple tilt, and last for years. Each set is built to the measurements of your windows.

Styles & choices
Architecture you can tilt
Wide louvres open up the view and give a contemporary look; narrower louvres feel traditional. A hidden tilt rod keeps the face clean. Because shutters are custom-sized, they can follow bay windows, French doors and arched tops.
Hardwood or composite
Painted or stained hardwood shutters are lightweight and suit living spaces. Composite shutters resist moisture and warping, which makes them well suited to bathrooms, kitchens and laundry rooms. We will help you choose material and finish room by room.
Precise measuring and install
Shutters depend on accurate measuring more than any other treatment. We measure each opening, check that frames are square, and install so panels close evenly and louvres align across the room.

Ideas for your home
Reviews for shutters
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“Composite shutters in the bathrooms and kitchen, hardwood in the living areas: everything matches and works smoothly.”
“Our bay window shutters were measured and installed perfectly. Light control is so easy now.”
Shutters FAQs
Can shutters fit arched windows?
Yes. Shutters can be built to follow arches and other special shapes, either with working louvres or a fixed sunburst design.
Do shutters add value to a home?
Shutters are often considered a permanent upgrade because they are fitted to the window frame and read as part of the architecture.
Are shutters good in bathrooms?
Composite shutters are a good choice for bathrooms because they resist moisture and humidity.


