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Designing Your Shutter

It all starts with an idea..

Let’s bring it to life!

Where to start?

Our shutters are completely bespoke to your windows, designed and taking into consideration your home, your windows, the operational requirements but most importantly, your dream vision.

Designing Your Shutter

Its a really easy 4 step process to choosing the right shutter for you. Outlined below, are our customisation options to allow you to bring your vision to life.

Our surveying team carry all samples to show you to take a closer look at in the comfort of your own home.

A minimalist bedroom or dressing area with a light wood vanity or desk, decorated with a large circular mirror, a small round mirror, a white ceramic vase with pampas grass, and other decorative items. A black chair with a woven seat is in front of the desk, and window shutters allow natural light into the room.

Shutter Type

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Colour Choices

A man with a beard holds two white louvered panels, with large overlay text displaying time 63:89 and initials MM and MMM against a brick wall background.

Slat Sizes

A man wearing a navy blue shirt and a woman are standing near a window with white blinds, with the man holding a window shutter slat in his hands, possibly adjusting or installing it.

Tilt Mechanisms

Step One

Choose your shutter style

Diagram showing different types of shutters including full height, cafe style, tier on tier, tracked shutters, and solid shutters, each with illustrations and labeled descriptions.

Styles above available within a bay window

Step Two

Choose your shutter colour

Pick from one of the fully exclusive to The Home Shutter Company colours above or use our custom colour match service to Farrow and ball, Little Greene, Dulux or any RAL colour.

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Walk through our colour range with Sophie..

Select your hinge colour

Think matching your metals or adding a pop of colour!

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Step Three

Choose your slat size

Size comparison chart of camera lens diameters, showing 47mm extra small, 63mm small, 76mm medium, 89mm large, and 114mm extra large.

The larger the slat size, the more light that can come through when the slats are open. Slat sizes should always be in proportion to your window.

We will work with you to find the right balance.

What slat size is right for you? Heres Jake to walk you through the choices…

Step Four

Choose your tilt mechanism

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Tilt mechanisms are essentially how you open and close the slats.

Whilst Hidden (no rod) is the most popular, those with more traditional aesthetics go for a centre tilt rod to align the shutters with the vibe of the home.