Living room shutters
Living room shutters
A finished look for the biggest window in the house, with privacy and light you can adjust.
Shutters for living rooms
Living rooms often have the biggest and most visible window in the house, frequently a bay facing the street. Shutters give a finished look and let you tilt the light through the day while keeping the room private in the evening.
What to think about
- Bays. Panels can be planned section by section. See bay window shutters.
- Privacy. Tier-on-tier lets you open the top for daylight and close the bottom.
- Glare. Tilting louvres helps with sun on a screen. See sun glare and fading.
- Cost. Many people use shutters on the main window and blinds elsewhere. See shutters or blinds.
We cover Middlesbrough, Stockton and wider Teesside. Book a free measure.
Questions about living room shutters
Which shutters suit a living room bay?
Panels are planned for each section of the bay after measuring.
Can I keep privacy and daylight?
Yes, tier-on-tier lets you open the top and close the bottom.
Do they help with glare?
Tilting the louvres directs or reduces direct sun.
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ShuttersShutters can bring a beautifully finished feel to a window, especially in living rooms and bays. We're happy to show you the styles and explain how they compare with blinds.
Bay window shuttersA bay is really three or more windows at different angles, and shutters have to respect every one of them. Here is how they are planned, and what to check before you decide.
Tier-on-tier shuttersTwo separate shutter tiers, one above the other, each working on its own. It is the shutter layout that gives you the most control, especially on tall sash windows.
Shall we take a look at your windows?
A quick chat can help narrow down the choices. Tell us what you need and we will be in touch about your free measure.