Victorian bay windows look stunning when plantation shutters are installed. Customers who buy shutters for Victorian windows are surprised that when they are installed, all those great period features such as window moldings, architrave an original locks are seen in the room rather than being hidden behind curtains.

Woking, Surrey is an area that has many traditional Victorian homes. Plantation shutters, when installed on a bay window at the front of a property are such a visual feature of the home that word of mouth and recommendation is strong in areas where we have installed shutters. Woking and Surrey in general is a popular area for Shutterly Fabulous consultants and installation teams to be found.

This window is lovely. It has stained glass on the upper section and the customer didn’t want to loose the visibility of this original glass on their Victorian bay window. As the bay was in a lounge where making the room dark at night was not a fundamental requirement, the shutter designer recommended to the customer that they have Café style plantation shutters which cover the lower section of the window only.

This café shutters design means that the clear glass on the bottom section of the window is covered. The panels remain closed most of the time and the slats tilted for privacy. The clean white lines of the shutters in a nice white painted finish blend in well with the white wood of the bay window. Many customers when having shutters installed on their windows cannot believe how much more open their rooms appear when heavy curtains are removed.

If you want to arrange a shutter consultant to visit to provide design advice for your windows our team would be delighted to arrange this for you.