ROOM BY ROOM
Where café shutters earn
their place in a Florida home.
Café shutters are the lighter, lower-cost way to get the shutter look. They don’t cover the whole window. Here’s the honest version, room by room.
01
Kitchen windows over the sink
Privacy from the yard at counter level, full daylight above the faucet. In composite, splashes and steam don’t bother them.
02
Bathrooms on the ground floor
Cover the lower sash for privacy at the tub or vanity and let natural light pour in above. It’s the brightest way to keep a bathroom private.
03
Dining rooms and breakfast nooks
Hide the street or the neighbor’s driveway at table height while the room keeps its light and its view of the sky.
04
Street-facing windows in close neighborhoods
In homes close to the sidewalk or the house next door, café shutters block the direct line of sight without closing off the room.
05
Need privacy top to bottom? Consider plantation shutters
For bedrooms, second-story windows and full night privacy, full-height plantation shutters cover the whole window.
06
Want the top finished too? Add a valance
A custom valance above a café shutter softens the top of the window and frames it, while the glass stays open to light.
YOUR WINDOWS. YOUR FINISH.
Café shutters,
finished for each room.
Kitchens, dining rooms and living spaces, each finished with the height, panel style and louver the room needed. Every measurement and mount is reviewed with you as part of the installation plan.



