White plantation shutters were fitted across the timber-framed glass doors and adjoining panels in this Wagga Wagga living space, giving the broad opening control without hiding the timber joinery.
Shutters fitted to timber-framed doors
The panels sit within the individual glazed sections, so each part of the opening remains usable. This is a practical way to add privacy and light control to doors that are a major feature of the room.
Keeping the character of the joinery
The white shutters contrast with the warm timber frames and draw attention to the rhythm of the glazing. Exposed ceiling beams and timber flooring reinforce the same warm, structured feel.
Light control in a sunlit living room
The louvres soften the direct sun falling across the room while still allowing the doors to feel open and bright. Apollo Blinds Wagga Wagga supplied and installed the shutters.
Installation photo
