For Supply and Installation of Quality Plantation Shutters, Blinds and Awnings
Inner Shade is a company specialising in the supply and fit of Colonial / Plantation Shutters, Window Blinds and Awnings across Wales... Adding that finishing touch to your home at a price you can afford.
We employ fitters and not sales people. You can be sure of the right advise!
Contact us at: enquiries@innershadeofwales.co.uk for a no obligation quote at a time that suites you.
We are pround to announce our new sister company Total Window Solutions. Covering all aspects of window and door coverings. We have also teamed up with Arrow Homecare. Specialists in all forms of window refurbishment and repair. Please mention us when contacting them.
Plantation Shutters (Solid shutters/wooden window shutters/internal shutters)
All our shutters are made to the highest standard using sustainable material. With the USA being one of the leading importers, shutters are quickly becoming a new luxury in the UK’s homes.
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Awnings
Our Awnings are manufactured in the UK with a wide range of colours and patterns. There is a range of awnings to suite your needs.
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Blinds
All our blinds are supplied by one of the UK’s leading manufacturers,offering an extensive range; you will be spoilt for choice.
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Blinds have become popular features in many private dwellings and internal shutters are also proving to be highly trendy these days. Stylish ranges of shutters can certainly make fine features in a wide range of dwellings. They look amazing in bay windows or placed in front of flat window areas and with numerous styles to pick and choose the homeowner is given plenty to think about. If they want the entire window area covering then full height shutters will be the best options to choose. These fill the whole of the window and can be opened or closed as the homeowner likes. Tier on tier options also fill the entire window area but they are slightly more flexible. The top and bottom sections are independent of each other thus they can be opened or closed separately. Café style internal shutters look wonderful in kitchen settings and they only cover the lower half of the window. If your home is sited on a main road these could make stylish features in your front windows and they`ll provide you with discreet privacy. Blinds are popular in modern homes and internal shutters are also fine window dressings that prove to be fashionable and funky at the same time.
Tired of curtains and with concerns over the appearance of blinds we are thinking of having plantation shutters fitted in our lounge. The big question we need ask ourselves is which types of shutters should we opt for? I quite like the café style that only cover the lower half of the window. My girlfriend likes the tier on tier options that can opened independently. I suppose this variety do give you greater flexibility when it comes to opening options. You can have the bottom set closed and leave the top ones open letting light in the room. There are full height versions of the plantation shutters as well that look equally impressive in the room. The thing I like about these items is they come in so many options and the types of materials they are made from also vary. Traditionally the plantation shutters are made from premium wood materials like cedar or poplar but new ranges of cost-effective mdf items can also be bought for folks who are a budget. Once they are fitted you can paint the shutters if you like but I think I`d like to leave them in their natural colour. Speaking of colour, if we finally get around to ordering a set of the shutters they`d have to be a neutral shade of white.
Curtains are ok in the home setting but if want to add a sense of style to your window recesses solid shutters provide suitable solutions. You could have blinds of course, but for window dressings that have the wow factor, opt for a set of splendid solid shutters instead. They come in distinctive styles and are made from premium woods like cedar or poplar and new mdf versions are also available that are kind on the pocket. Colour choice isn`t going to be a problem either because the shutters can be painted any shade that you like. Some people prefer the café style options that only cover the lower half of the window. These are ideal when you want a little privacy from time to time but don`t want all of your windows covering. Full height versions can make fine style statements and they look highly imposing once they are placed into position in front of the windows. Tier on tier versions give you the best of both worlds as you can have the top section open or closed independently of the bottom set. Curtains are ok in the home setting but for a unique sense of sophistication you should opt for solid shutters instead.
What will you do once you have taken down your torn and tatty curtains? Will you simply stick another set onto the curtain rails or are you thinking of modernising the window recesses. Instead of staying with the same old boring curtain designs why not give wooden window shutters a try? They look sensational when they are fixed into position and all you have to do is give them a wipe clean every now again to keep them looking beautiful. One of the great things about the wooden window shutters are they will last you for a lifetime. Once you have paid for them they become real investments because you won`t have to replace them due to wear and tear. Take a look at the window shutters and you`ll find they come in a number of styles. Full height versions are what you imagine them to be, covering the full height of the window frame. Tier on tier version are two sets of shutters that are divided across the middle. This means you can open each set independently of each other so you can have the bottom set closed and the top set open if you like. Café style windows are also available and they only cover the lower section of the glazing. Before you buy another set of standard curtains why not take a sneaky peak at the wooden window shutters instead?
