SHUT TERCRAF T BRINGING L IVING ROOMS TO L I FE


As a place to relax and unwind, living rooms are perfect for shutters as they provide privacy while still keeping your room bright.


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Shutters are so versatile, they can suit any living room due to Shuttercraft’s huge range of styles, colours and materials. Their more robust ranges are ideal for family spaces where they will be used regularly – plus they are so easy to clean, a quick wipe and you’re away!


With shutters, you can control each panel individually – allowing you to keep the bottom half closed for maximum privacy and open the top panels or louvres to let the sun shine in. Or why not opt for café style shutters? Café style only cover the bottom half of your window, leaving the top half completely open.


Bay windows are a beautiful feature in many UK homes, particularly period properties, but they can be tricky to dress. Shuttercraft supply made-to-measure shutters, created just for you, so you can be confident they will fit exactly to your bay windows.


If your home features an open plan area, why not consider shutters to partition the space? As well as transforming windows, they can also help reshape the spaces you love. Keep them closed to create different rooms, or fold them out of the way, joining together your living room and kitchen or dining area when required.


Perhaps your living room is your own personal home cinema? An integrated shutter with a room darkening blind can virtually eliminate external light sources making your living room THE place to enjoy your favourite films.


To find out more, contact Martin: Worcester: 01905 852 022 Warwick: 01926 321 929 www.shuttercraft.co.uk


With Shuttercraft, you will enjoy premium, made-to-measure shutters with the benefit of an expert surveyor and fitter who will guide you through the whole process, and help you choose the perfect solution for your home.


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