
Custom-colour café style shutters in Islington
Fiji hardwood café style shutters colour matched around a front-facing living-room bay window.
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Verified local work · professional measure & fit
A published Islington renovation records custom-colour café style shutters designed around a front-facing living-room bay window.

Local evidence
The client wanted the shutters to complement the walls, carpentry and window hardware while protecting privacy on a busy residential street. Café style Fiji hardwood shutters cover the lower panes, preserving daylight above, and were custom colour matched to the interior.
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Fiji hardwood café style shutters colour matched around a front-facing living-room bay window.
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Fulham showroom
The showroom is the team’s London base in the Chelsea Design Quarter. It is open 9am–5pm Monday to Friday by appointment.
Shutter Shop Ltd102 Waterford RoadLondonSW6 2HAThe existing survey journey remains the direct route to professional measuring and fitting.
Share the window type, quantity and postcode.
A surveyor discusses the styles and materials suitable for your windows.
Review the agreed made-to-measure specification and quotation.
The team fits the shutters made for your home.
Fiji hardwood café style shutters colour matched around a front-facing living-room bay window.
Yes. The verified Fulham showroom displays shutter and blind styles, materials and finishes, and is open 9am–5pm Monday to Friday by appointment.
Use the existing free-survey form to tell the team about your windows and postcode. The team will contact you through the established survey process.
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Our team can measure, advise and recommend a made-to-measure solution using the existing survey process.
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