Many people are becoming obsessed with redesigning their home with some sort of window shutters. Brooksville residents might have heard about the plantation shutter craze, but there are many different types of shutters that people should be interested in. Most people get plantation shutters for the inside of their home, but traditionally, window shutters were designed to go on the outside of your home to cover your windows. No matter which kind of window shutter you choose to look into, traditional outside shutters and indoor shutters have the ability to increase the resale value of your home. Some designs are more popular than others.
Board and Batten Shutters
These types of shutters go on the exterior of your home, and this particular style of shutter is great for both arch-top or square jointed windows. When it comes to board and batten shutters, Brooksville residents who have curved windows would benefit the most from this design. It is not very common for window shutter professionals to work with shutters for rounded windows and window seals.
Café Style Shutters
Café style shutters are a lot like that of plantation shutters. Brooksville residents should be aware that if they have smaller window or half windows, they can still purchase some sort of window shutter for extra protection and privacy. Café style shutters cover only half of a normal sized window to give some privacy while letting in light for people that are enjoying a bite to eat.
Scandinavian Shutters
Scandinavian shutters are less of an actual type of shutter but more like a design. These types of shutters are solid jointed shutters that get painted with cut out designs and bold colors. These shutters can be closed to keep out howling blizzards and snowstorms, and their decorations provide spots of color in snowy Alpine regions of Scandinavia.
*Disclaimer: The views expressed here are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent or reflect the views of Shutter Professionals*
