Shutter Colours
We recommend you choose a colour in keeping with your interior design scheme. For example if your window frames and skirting and architraves are a soft white, you should try and match your shutters as closely as possible to this. Choosing a cream finish against white woodwork might make your shutters appear faded and in need of re-painting.
Don't get too hung up however with finding a perfect match. When sunlight reflects off the shutters it's difficult to notice any difference between shades on two different surfaces. Almost 95% of our customers choose a white or an off-white finish for their shutters over a dark stained finish. A bright surface will reflect more light into your room as well as giving a bright and uplifting appearance.
Use a dark rich stain for more formal areas of your home. A dark walnut can look fantastic in a study for example and our premium grade basswood reveals a beautiful grain when stained.
Paints:
Silk White
Bright White
Pure White
Bisque
Pearl
Creamy
Stains:
Honey
Red Mahogany
Aged Teak
Chestnut
Cherry
Ember
Coffee Bean
Rosewood
Mahogany
Black Ash
Colonial Maple
Australian Oak
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