Just like how doors are the gateway to the rest of your home, windows shield your home from the elements, keeping you warm and cozy indoors year-round. That’s largely thanks to the window treatments you select for managing the flow of light, insulation, and even catching a glimpse of the view outside.
Because of their placement, window shutters are often exposed to seasonal highs and lows, absorbing harsh sunlight and frigid temperatures. For this, you’ll want shutters that do their job, ensuring long-lasting use. California window shutters are the complete solution to this, providing optimal insulation and light control, with increased durability for withstanding harsh environments.
One of life’s greatest pleasures is letting light and fresh air inside our homes, but your home’s interior, furniture, and even yourself can only take so much of bathing in harsh, direct sunlight and the full force of particularly breezy days. That’s why shutters were invented.
California shutters are handcrafted window treatments defined by louvres that rotate open and close to allow beautiful natural light and fresh air in, without fully exposing your home to the elements. The result is window treatments that are built to last wherever they’re installed.
California shutters are made with 2.5″ louvers to match your home’s interior and design philosophy. The result is a timeless, chic aesthetic that’s 100% just as functional.
Eco-friendly living starts at home: this includes sealing the windows, as gaps and cracks between them are often the culprit for air entering and escaping, resulting in a less than cozy environment. But with the right shutters, you won’t worry about cranking up the heater or AC to fight unbearable seasonal temperatures — and deal with increased energy expenses.
California window shutters provide energy-saving benefits, insulating homes naturally while reducing heat indoors by up to 46% during the warmer months. This is enhanced by the seamless design of the shutters that ensure a secure fit against any window. The result is a naturally cool and cozy environment, no matter the weather outside.
Window shutters are an integral part of interior design — and California shutters are especially beautiful, sleek, and seamlessly designed to suit any interior design aesthetic and colour scheme. California window shutters come in wood or vinyl with a variety of colors and stains to choose from.
But the true beauty of California shutters is in their louvres. Custom designs allow for small louvres measuring up to 2.5″, resulting in clean, traditional lines across window panes. With tilt rods, you can have optimal control over the amount of natural light streaming indoors — in the most subtle, seamless way possible.
Your home is built to protect you from the elements, and year-round comfort can only be consistently achieved with fixtures that enhance the sheltering strength of the structure. That’s exactly what California shutters do.
Seamlessly designed to provide both optimal light control and insulation, a quick touch of the louvres can quickly close them shut for warmth or open for ventilation. But that’s not all — their construction blocks up to 30 levels of airflow, so you can sit by the window and admire the colours of the changing seasons, but without feeling the slightest chill or humidity.
You won’t find California shutters with the same durability, function, and style rating than our custom option. Crafted with the needs of the modern homeowner in mind, these custom shutters are guaranteed to provide the utmost comfort, classic style, and long-lasting use as your lifestyle and tastes change over the years. It’s time to invest in the flawless operation, precise fit, and tailored light control and insulation that custom California shutters provide — so you can cozy up next to the windows and enjoy the simple pleasure of watching the view outside.
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