Café Style Shutters.

Beautiful, chic shutters designed to offer natural daylight levels, whilst keeping your privacy right where you need it.

These unique shutters are designed to cover only the bottom portion of your windows and can easily be dressed with blinds or curtains to raise your homes elegance levels.

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Why Choose Café Style Shutters?

Welcome to the world of sophistication and style with our Café Style Shutters!

If you’re seeking a perfect balance between sunlight and seclusion, these type of shutters are the ideal choice. Crafted with an eye for aesthetic appeal, our Café Style shutters add a touch of elegance to a variety of environments. Perfectly suited for homes located on the high side of the pavement or along busy roads, where privacy is paramount, they really do provide a stylish solution and will help keep out those prying eyes.

The distinctive feature of Café Style shutters lies in their ability to offer the privacy you desire without compromising on the beauty of natural light. Unlike traditional curtains or full height shutters, our Café Style shutters make it effortlessly easy to achieve the perfect blend of light and seclusion.

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Say goodbye to the struggle of balancing light and privacy in your living spaces.

Café Style shutters are the easier way to infuse your rooms with a consistent source of natural light, making them particularly popular for communal areas like living rooms and dining rooms. Their versatility extends to any room in your home, enhancing both style and functionality.

For an added layer of warmth and a touch of luxury, consider pairing them with curtains or blinds. This combination not only elevates the aesthetic appeal of your space but also offers the best of both worlds.

Experience the unique style and chic allure that Café Style shutters bring to countless homeowners, creating an ambiance of class and luxury in every room.

What are café-style shutters, and how do they differ from full-height shutters?

Café-style shutters cover only the lower portion of the window, leaving the top half open. This design allows for privacy at eye level while still letting light into the room, unlike full-height shutters, which cover the entire window.

How are they fixed?

Due to the nature of how the shutters only sit on the lower portion of the window, it is most likely they will need to be screwed into your window frames. If you have new windows, you will need to take this into consideration.

Are cafe style shutters cost effective?

Less material costs mean less cost to the end client; so yes. How much is governed by the portion of the window you are not covering, but if a typical full height bay window with shutters is a £1000 and you only cover 75% of it, then you would typically save £250.