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Indoor Shutters – the Crème de la Crème of Window Treatments

Window shutters stand out from all the different blinds and shades options as having the most prestige, appeal and value for your home. The classic design of plantation shutters uplifts any decor. Shutters are a wonderful investment, providing many years of beauty and reliability.  

Modern shutters take all that we've always loved about shutters and make them even better. We're pleased to offer some of the best options for custom shutters on the market.

You Can Order and Install Interior Shutters Yourself!

Ordering indoor shutters on your own can seem daunting. We have been assisting customers for years with the knowledge and confidence to measure, order, and install new shutters. See how we make it easy:  

  • Simplified choices make it easier to find the right shutter configuration for your window  
  • We take the guesswork out of ordering with step by step instructions  
  • Our experienced customer service team is ready to assist and help walk you through the process  
  • Since you're doing the measuring, we pass the savings on to you – new window shutters from Blindster cost hundreds (or thousands!) less than from local decorators
  • We deliver your new shutters right to your door, ready for you to install!
Types of Indoor Window Shutters

Plantation shutters are available in several different types of materials. Each kind of shutter material has unique characteristics, including benefits and drawbacks of each. At Blindster, we focus on the types of shutters that will be easiest for you to install yourself, affordable, and long-lasting. Here is a quick rundown of the different material types of interior shutters:

  • Real Wood Shutters: traditionally, shutters were made from real wood and either painted or stained. While real wood has a natural warmth and beauty, it can warp and deteriorate over time. The staples and connectors used in real wood shutters can also become loose and damaged.
  • Composite Wood Shutters: by using both solid wood and engineered wood, composite wood shutters have the strongest design. They are not affected by heat like PVC, and resist warping better than real wood. Our Premium Faux Wood Shutters are an excellent choice for beauty and lifetime durability.
  • PVC Shutters / Vinyl Shutters: these are the most inexpensive shutters on the market due to their low-cost materials and more basic construction. PVC or vinyl faux wood shutters are affordable but can warp in high heat and lack a painted finish.
  • Polyresin Shutters: these faux wood shutters use a highly durable engineered material that does not warp, crack, fade or peel. They are also moisture resistant, easy to clean and energy efficient. Our Faux Wood Plantation Shutters are one of our top sellers for their affordability, durability and great looks.
Advantages of Faux Wood Shutters

Designers and customers prefer composite and faux wood shutters over real wood because they offer more benefits. Here's what to expect from faux wood plantation shutters and composite wood shutters:

  • Long lasting and durable exterior that never needs refinishing
  • Extremely resistant to heat and humidity – no warping, peeling, or cracking
  • Looks just like painted wood shutters
  • Extremely easy to clean and maintain
  • High insulation properties help you save money on heating and cooling costs
  • Faster production times – local shops can take 6-8 weeks to produce custom wood shutters. Our shutters are made in as little as 2 weeks.
Choosing Options for your Shutters

We make customizing the functional and design elements of your shutters easy with straight-forward options and simple selections. Choose from:

  • Frame styles that provide a decorative appearance or are more understated for a simpler look
  • Choose between traditional 2 1/2" louvers or contemporary 3 1/2" louvers for a more open view to the outside
  • Select the panel option to fit your window size and preferences. Single panels are great for smaller windows, or multi-panel options for larger windows
  • Open the louvers on the top half of the shutter separately from the bottom half with a divider rail for more flexible light control
  • Tilt options such as the traditional front-side tilt bar or hidden tilt options for easy operation and better view-through