Shown: Manhattan design shutters with 89mm blades with arched panels above. Whether on a large scale or for smaller windows, Manhattan design shutters are the ideal choice for bathrooms, creating the perfect balance of light and privacy. For wet rooms and shower rooms we recommend Western Red Cedar painted in acrylic paint to match your colour scheme.
Drummonds, the luxury bathroom specialists, has opened a stunning flagship store on the Kings Road. The showroom design was created by Christopher Jenner.
Like The New England Shutter Company, Drummonds proudly manufacture its own products. TNESC painted white Manhattan shutters feature in the new concept store.
Huxley Land design and develop beautiful homes in South West London and come to us for their bespoke shutters.
TNESC Managing Director Nick recently visited Istanbul to measure the large windows of an apartment with wonderful views of the Bosphorus river. The shutters are over 3 metres tall and finished in a sparkling gold metallic paint. As the paint is different to our usual quick-drying spray paint each shutter blade takes two days to dry on each side, but we think the extra time and effort is worth it!
This week we are supplying Drago in Italy with our Mahogany shutters. The New England Shutter Company manufactures all its shutters from natural solid woods. These Mahogany shutters have a luxurious dark appearance, finished by hand using Osmo® hardwax oil, which gives a lustrous finish and enables the wood to breath.
We are thrilled to be installing shutters at the Ionic Villa in Hampstead next week. This beautiful house is the first of six villas built for the Crown Estate Commissioners in Regents Park, London, continuing the picturesque tradition established by John Nash in the early part of the 19th century.
The architects practice De Rosee Sa recently designed a sophisticated transformation of a Victorian town house in Hurlingham Road, London. They selected our cafe style Manhattan shutters in the bathroom to complete the contemporary design.
We had a great time at the London Design Festival over the last few days; at Design Junction we especially liked the Apollo lighting range from Inter National. Decorex was as busy as ever at their new location in Kensington and as always And So To Bed had an exciting and unusual stand design with a ‘Silk Route’ theme.
With the London Design Festival in full swing, it was great to see clients and friends at the World of Interiors party at the Serpentine Gallery Pavilion 2013, designed by Sou Fujimoto, on Wednesday evening.
