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Spruce up!

Updated:5th September 2019No Comments2 Mins Read

With the warmer months of the year just around the corner there’s no better time to give your home a fresh new look by replacing your blinds and curtains with elegant shutters.

A practical and stylish way to update your home, shutters suit every room in the house and can be made to fit any unusual space.

Sam Tamlyn from the web’s leading shutter retailer, the California Shutter Company (www.californiashuttercompany.co.uk) discusses why shutters are this year’s must-have:

“Shutters provide a chic and stylish alternative to blinds and curtains and are a cost-effective, easy way to completely update the look and feel of a room.

“Shutters are excellent in the spring and summer time as you can keep the doors and windows open but the shutters closed, letting plenty of glorious light and fresh air in whilst keeping those annoying bugs out.

“The spring time is associated with spring cleaning and by installing shutters in your windows you’re making life easier as they are easy to wipe clean and don’t absorb dust like curtains or blinds do.

“Shutters are incredibly versatile and so offer you a great deal of flexibility, you can choose between different slat sizes, different colours and different panel designs.”

At the California Shutter Company you can choose from a range of over 18 beautiful stains and paints to best suit your shutters, your furniture in the room and the ambience you’re looking to create.

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