The most popular of all shutters, exterior louvered shutters for windows first gained attention in the late 1700s. The clean lines of louvered shutters make it the go-to shutters for just about any type of dwelling, from traditional Colonial to contemporary Ranch homes.
Raised panel shutters were made popular in 1800s Southern plantation architecture. Raised panel exterior shutters work well with manor homes in any region, traditional Colonial homes, and quaint craft cottages.
These distinctive Shaker-style flat panel shutters are the essence of simplicity. The clean lines of flat panel exterior shutters reflect the traditional Shaker sense of order, neatness, and utility. Flat panel shutters are perfect for Craftsman homes.
These rustic exterior board and batten shutters were first used in the 18th century, and reflect the style of the American frontier. As well suited for historic rural cottages as Northeast brownstones and Tudors, they also compliment Southwestern architecture. Find out a vinyl board and batten shutters, wood board and batten shutters available in various sizes and styles.
Closed board and batten exterior shutters often found on French Country and Spanish–style homes. Board n batten shutters were originally designed to protect against storms. Today they’re more decorative than functional, but still, add old-world charm.
