Conservation guidance generally requires that any new internal joinery in a listed building should be sympathetic to the existing character. Shutters should therefore match the style, moulding profile, and finish of surviving period features wherever possible.
Do shutters need to match existing period features in a listed building?
Conservation guidance generally requires that any new internal joinery in a listed building should be sympathetic to the existing character. Shutters should therefore match the style, moulding profile, and finish of surviving period features wherever possible.