Anonymous wrote:



SW blue peacock. Paint the doors, too.

That’s lovely.

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SW blue peacock. Paint the doors, too.

Anonymous wrote:Timberline makes real shutters.

We used timberline on part of our house, but I thought they were all synthetic? We’ve been happy with the quality, though, and it’s on a historic home.
OP just make sure that they are actual real shutters on hinges and not the fake ones that are either just attached or aren’t even the right size to cover half the window. I’d paint your front door a darker color, keep the window trim white and use black shutters in a classic louvered or raised panel.

Timberline makes real shutters.

I don’t find fake shatter appealing.
Imagine it without it and might look better.

For a colonial style, with pale yellow siding, dark roof, and white doors. What color and style of shutter is more appealing/ inviting and elegant?