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Shutters

Hardwood and composite plantation shutters in custom louver sizes and finishes.

Shutters

Overview

What to know

Shutters are architecture, not just a covering — they read as part of the window. Louver size changes the whole look: 2 1/2" is traditional, 3 1/2" and 4 1/2" give you more view through and a cleaner line. Composite and coastal-rated finishes hold up to humidity and salt air far better than a painted wood shutter.

  • Hardwood, composite, and coastal-rated materials
  • 2 1/2", 3 1/2", and 4 1/2" louvers
  • Hidden tilt, front tilt, split tilt, and bi-fold configurations
  • Custom stains and paint-matched finishes

Our work

Installations from homes we've done

Measured, ordered, and installed by our own team here in Palm Beach County.

White plantation shutters on a foyer window and sidelight beside a dark mahogany front door
Foyer and sidelight shutters, Delray Beach
Corner windows with white plantation shutters, lower louvers closed for privacy and upper louvers open for light
Corner windows with split tilt — privacy below, daylight above
White plantation shutters on a pair of doors looking out to palms and a garden
Full-height panels on a garden-facing opening

How it operates

See shutters move

Watch the demo run from fully down to fully open, or drag the slider to stop anywhere in between — the same positions you would use day to day.

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Louvers stay in the frame — you tilt them from closed to fully open for light and airflow. Hinged panels can also swing back for a clear opening.

This diagram is a simplified demonstration of the motion, not a rendering of a specific product. Stack height, light gaps, and how the treatment looks at each position vary by brand, fabric, and how the window is measured.

Come in during store hours and we will operate the working displays with you, or have Judy measure in your home so you can see how it will land in your opening.