Tier-on-Tier shutters are the ideal solution for people who want the benefits of full-height shutters, but the ability to open the upper half for more light. Unlike traditional full-height shutters that operate as a single unit, tier-on-tier shutters feature separate top and bottom panels within the same frame. This clever split-panel design gives you complete independent control over each section, offering unmatched flexibility for light, shade, and privacy.
Tier on Tier shutters in a Seattle bathroom
Cafe shutters, whether in a kitchen, dining room, or living room bring timeless architectural detail and sunlit warmth to any room. By leaving the top half of the window uncovered, they deliver an airy, continental feel that effortlessly bridges the gap between privacy and natural light.
Cafe shutters in a Ballard home.
Solid panel shutters are another form of shutter that fit beautifully in both period properties and sleek modern interiors. Instead of adjustable louvers, solid panel shutters are crafted from solid timber and often designed with classic raised or Shaker-style recessed detailing.
Raised panel shutters in a Seattle sitting room off of the primary bedroom.