Shutters designed to belong in the room
Colours viewed at home
See painted and stained samples beside your existing paintwork and joinery.
Panels that open properly
We plan the layout around furniture, handles and the available wall space.
Adjustable everyday privacy
Tilt the louvres as daylight and outside visibility change through the day.
Fitted privacy that stays part of the room
Plantation shutters give you a permanent window or door covering with louvres that can be adjusted as the light changes. Tilt them to reduce a direct view into the room, soften bright daylight or open the view without folding fabric at the side. We measure the opening carefully, then help you choose a frame and panel layout that suits its shape. Hundreds of painted and stained colours are available, along with different woods and shutter styles. At your Newport appointment, you can compare these finishes beside the window, skirting and furniture rather than trying to judge a small online photograph.
Plan the panels as well as the colour
Frame style, panel width, opening arrangement and louvre size all affect how shutters look and work. A layout needs enough space to open without meeting furniture, handles or nearby walls. Larger louvres can create a broader view when tilted, while the right panel split can follow the lines of the window. We talk through these details before ordering and use accurate measurements for a properly fitted result. Once installed, we check each panel, hinge and louvre control. The shutters should open as planned, close neatly and give you straightforward control throughout the day.
Frequently asked questions
Can plantation shutters be fitted to doors?
Shutters can suit many windows and doors, provided the panel arrangement and available opening space are planned correctly. We inspect the frame, handles and access before recommending a suitable shutter layout.
Which shutter colour should I choose?
You can choose from hundreds of painted and stained finishes. We bring samples to the property so you can compare them with the room's walls, flooring and joinery under the actual natural and artificial light.
Does louvre size change how shutters work?
Louvre size affects the scale of the shutter, the view between the slats and the amount of light admitted when they are tilted. We explain the practical and visual differences before your specification is agreed.