Kitchen Shutters
Our kitchen shutters are heat and splash-resistant, perfect for busy homes. Enjoy privacy, light control and easy upkeep that makes every kitchen window shine. Choose from a range of gorgeous styles in our faux wood range, combining easy self-installation with lasting charm for every kitchen window.
Our kitchen shutters are heat and splash-resistant, perfect for busy homes. Enjoy privacy, light control and easy upkeep that makes every kitchen wind...
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Delivered in 2-4 weeks
35% off faux wood
From £61.13
was £94.05
Delivered in 2-4 weeks
35% off faux wood
From £55.58
was £85.50
FAQs about Kitchen Shutters
Absolutely! Shutters are a kitchen’s best friend, tough enough to handle steam and splashes, easy to wipe clean, and they look stunning while giving you full control over light and privacy.
Café-style shutters are very popular in kitchens because they cover the lower half of the window, offering privacy while letting in plenty of natural light from above. Tier-on-tier shutters are also favoured for their flexibility, allowing you to open the top and bottom sections independently to suit your needs.
Yes, our faux wood shutters are heat resistant and handle typical kitchen conditions like steam and heat from cooking appliances.
Absolutely. Kitchen shutters are easy to clean with a simple wipe down using a damp cloth and mild soapy water, which helps keep them looking fresh despite exposure to steam, grease, and splashes.
Faux wood shutters typically take 2 to 3 weeks from order, while hardwood shutters are usually delivered within 10 to 12 weeks. Faux wood shutters are delivered faster because they're made in the UK.
The short answer is yes, absolutely. We have a range of frame depths which means that you can opt for a shallow frame should your taps be in close proximity to your window. If you’re planning to open your shutter panels then we can advise on a panel configuration too. This will ensure you have clearance to open the panels without taps getting in the way.
If you’re unsure, email a photo of the window clearly showing the recess plus any obstructions. Our team will be happy to provide step by step instructions for choosing and fitting your dream kitchen shutters.
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Space-saving fit: Plantation shutters can be installed flush to the window, perfect for kitchens with limited space or windows near sinks and worktops.
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Durable and moisture-resistant: Made from materials that withstand heat, steam, and splashes, shutters stay looking great in humid kitchen environments.
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Easy to clean: Shutters can be easily wiped down, resisting splashes and grease to keep your kitchen hygienic and looking prestine.
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Customisable light and privacy: Adjustable slats let you control sunlight and glare while maintaining privacy.
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Stylish upgrade: Shutters add a tailored, high-end look that instantly refreshes your kitchen’s appearance.
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Long-lasting investment: Built to endure daily kitchen wear and tear, they combine practicality with lasting value.
Which shutter styles best suit kitchens?
While this depends on a number of factors, we’re firm believers that café style shutters (those covering just the bottom half of the window) work wonderfully in a kitchen. They help maintain privacy whilst allowing plenty of light into the room. They’re inherently minimalistic too, so they won’t take up much space nor detract from other statement kitchen features such as range cookers, breakfast bars and so forth.
If you’ve a bit more space to play with, like redecorating a kitchen diner, or are looking for a covering for French doors leading outside, we’ve seen plenty of examples of full height shutters being used to great effect. If in doubt, email a photo of your kitchen window or door to our team of experts here and we’ll advise on the ideal style to opt for.
Which material is best for kitchen shutters?
We’re often asked this question, and our advice is straightforward: faux wood shutters are the go-to choice for kitchens exposed to higher moisture levels, or if you want a durable, low-maintenance option with a fast lead time.
Our Paulownia wooden shutters are also a fantastic option in a well-ventilated kitchen where there’s minimal risk of splashes. Made from high-quality Paulownia, they’re lightweight, offer a wide range of colours, and provide excellent value.
Are kitchen shutters easy to measure and fit?
Just like those for bedrooms, living rooms and bathroom window dressings, our kitchen shutters are easy to fit, and even easier to measure. We always say that if you can put together flat pack furniture then you can install shutters. Even the most basic grasp of DIY is enough - you’ll just need a decent tape measure, spirit level, drill and screwdriver for standard shutters. If you're installing Perfect Fit shutters, you don't need any tools at all, as they're even more straightforward to install.
The most important part is getting your window measurements right. Do that, and the rest is a breeze. Check out our handy measuring guides and installation guides to make it even easier. If you get stuck, our team of shutter experts is always on hand to offer professional advice for installing your DIY shutters.