Interior shutters are not always used in windows, they are used sometimes as wardrobe doors, or as French Door coverings, or here you can see that they have been used as a room divide between two rooms. On very tall shutters like this, there is scope to have a bit of a play-around with the design. These Room Divide Shutters have been manufactured with half of the panel solid from the bottom up to a midpoint on the shutter, and half louvered shutters from the midpoint up to the top.
Room Dividers are the Perfect Option
Many properties decide to open up rooms with a large opening between them, but it’s always nice to have the option to separate the rooms when you need to. By choosing half solid shutters and half slatted shutters you get the feeling of a wall which increases the feeling of a room separate from the one it is joined onto. Interior window shutters which are hinged together will concertina onto one another when they are opened up. The panels will fold back against one another and will either lie against the recess or flat against the wall depending on where the frame is installed, this will create a nice wide opening when you require the rooms which are joined together to seem as one. Perfect for entertaining!
These shutters for doors work as a great partition on this exterior door in Brixton, London and really set themselves apart from other shutters and as such have become a huge focus feature of the room. If you wanted to keep your shutters looking a bit more in keeping with the rest of the décor or if you wanted the bespoke shutters to not be so much of a feature in the room, you could choose from out selection of paints, which are a range of whites, off whites and creams. These are our standard colours, which our bespoke shutters are manufactured in at no extra cost. Additionally, we have a range of stains. Again these are our standard shutter stains and we will manufacture our bespoke shutters in this range at no extra cost! Why not get a shutter quote today…