European shutters

Suzanne Kasler and architect Craig Dixon worked together to transform a client's house into a bright haven that's modern yet incredibly relaxed.

Window shutters instantly add visual interest, dimension, and architecture to both indoor and outdoor spaces. Far from superficial, they also provide the practical perks of light control, privacy, security, and insulation to windows. With endless

Customized Spanish shutters such as these come in a simple design but the rustic decorative ironwork that is used to embellish these shutters make these shutters a true Spanish architectural accent. Clavos of various sizes as well as diamond head shaped clavos give these shutters their touch of Spanish influence the beautifully stained cedar wood […]

Architects Bates Corkern Studio turn a 1930s home into the neighborhood favorite by pairing timeless details with classic proportions.

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If you love the look of French Country shutters and want to add a dash of je ne sais quoi to your home, in this post you'll find real-life European exterior shutter inspiration.

louver, also spelled Louvre, arrangement of parallel, horizontal blades, slats, laths, slips of glass, wood, or other material designed to regulate airflow or light penetration. Louvers are often used in windows or doors in order to allow air or light in while keeping sunshine or moisture out. They may be either movable or fixed. The name louver was originally applied to a turret or domelike lantern set on roofs of medieval European buildings for ventilation; the arrangement of boards now…