When it comes to selecting the perfect shutters for your home, the terms “waterproof” and “water-resistant” are often used interchangeably. However, understanding the nuances between these two terms can make a significant difference in ensuring the longevity and functionality of your shutters. In this blog post, we’ll dive deep into the world of waterproof and water-resistant shutters, unravelling the distinctions and empowering you with the knowledge to make an informed decision for your home. The Difference Between The Two Terms “Waterproof” means impermeable by water, meaning it does not ..read more

Tracked shutters are a great solution if you’re looking for ways to optimise the space in your home. An extension isn’t always a viable option for homeowners, whether this be financially or in terms of how much space is able to be added within regulations. A clever solution is tracked shutters. They can be used in a variety of ways in order to maximise and save space within your home, and their installation is not intrusive to your lifestyle. What Are Tracked Shutters? Tracked shutters are set along a sliding track on the top and the bottom. This allows them to slide on a bi-fold or horizonta ..read more

Plantation shutters are a feature that many property owners are beginning to consider and include in their homes. As well as their modern and sleek aesthetic, shutters are also a brilliant addition to the home because of the practicality that they afford those within the property. From thermal efficiency to light and noise reduction, there are so many reasons to invest in plantation shutters. Before you make the investment and choose to transform your home, there are a number of factors that you could consider. This will allow you to make an informed decision, and ensure that you are treating ..read more

Curtains and shutters are both popular window coverings, but they each have very different qualities. Shutters are a more practical choice for most properties and are becoming increasingly popular amongst UK homeowners. Curtains, on the other hand, are a mainstay of UK interior décor, offering a vast array of decorative options that people can consider. But what are the options for people who are lucky enough to have both options within their home? Contrast textures One of the clearest differences between these two window dressings is their use of materials. Plantation shutters are made from ..read more

Shutters are quickly becoming a crucial aspect of living room décor. With excellent versatility alongside light and privacy control, they can complement the beauty and functionality of your living room. Choosing the perfect living room shutters can be a game-changer for your living sanctuary. So, let’s explore 10 expert tips for selecting the best suited living room shutters that blend seamlessly with your home. Consider your living room style Shutters can perfectly complement both a modern interior and the period features of a traditional style. However, you’d want to consider the colour sc ..read more

Sash windows are a wonderful architectural feature in many Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian homes and also traditional buildings. Shutters for sash windows are a popular choice, they enhance the aesthetics and functionality of your sash windows from the inside and out. Whether you have wooden sash windows, uPVC sash windows in a bay or a more standard rectangular shape, shutters are a great choice. Here at London Interior Shutters, we are London’s leading shutter company and with the architectural landscape of the capital we have designed, surveyed and installed over 20,000 sash window shutters ..read more

Whilst doing your initial research into choosing the best shutters for your home, you will come across the two most popular types of materials – MDF and Wood shutters! Wood may initially sound superior to MDF. You may also be attracted to the cost saving that MDF can bring – but is it worth it? To give you a helping hand, we have put together our impartial shutter expert guide to MDF vs Wood shutters. We will cover regular questions our customers ask us on a daily basis, to aid their decisions on which shutter material to opt for. With over 25,000 shutters installed we would like to say that ..read more

Is there anything more exciting than moving to a new home? Being able to let your personality and creativity loose on a blank canvas and making your dream home a reality! Shutters for new homes is one of the most exciting investments when moving to a new property. Whether a traditional family home or modern new build, shutters are the perfect finishing touch to the inside and out of your new home whilst bringing an abundance of unique benefits – making them perfect for your new home. Timeless elegant designs Reduce heat loss in the winter Keep your home cooler in the summer Stunning from i ..read more

When it comes to installing shutters in the home, we are often asked the same question of “Should I install my shutters on every window?”. Whilst we would love to have the answer to every question like this, the solution in this instance lies with you and your home, your style preferences, and your budget. However, what we are able to lend our assistance with is the advice we regularly supply to customers with this query. The routes that you could take with your shutter installation are entirely tailorable, and we commonly see a number of approaches taken by customers. These include: Installi ..read more

When it comes to shutters, despite many other colours being available, white is by far the most popular option for most homeowners, but just what is it about this classic shade that makes them popular? Throughout this article, we are going to share with you all the reasons why white can excite even the trickiest of spaces. Here are some of the main benefits of white shutters and why they are the nation’s favourite shade when it comes to window dressings. Why 97% of customers choose white: Perfect for any interior & colour scheme Make your space feel larger& brighter Maintain & ..read more