Naples Shutter Blog

At Naples Shutter, one of our products that is surging in popularity is Bahama shutters. Bahama shutters are a popular and practical architectural element that has been around for centuries. But despite their widespread use, many people don't know about the rich history of Bahama shutters. Learn the story behind these popular shutters, from their small origins to their current widespread popularity.

The Southwest Florida real estate market is on fire, and many people are making quick homebuying decisions as they seek a warmer climate or just peace and quiet from busy city life. Many buyers are even purchasing homes sight-unseen. As a homebuyer, it's difficult to keep track of all the details of purchasing a home. But it's important to remember that not everything you see in the listing photos or even during a tour is included with the house. Most people remember to ask about appliances and furniture but completely overlook the window treatments.

The last thing you want to do is sign a contract and end up shocked when your new home doesn't have the window treatments you loved so much. Keep reading to learn how to determine whether a home comes with window treatments.

Hurricane fabric is a popular choice for homeowners looking to protect their homes from strong winds and flying debris during a hurricane. But does it actually work?

Moving into a new home is one of life’s most exciting adventures. However, without the proper window treatments, excitement can soon turn to aggravation. That’s why Naples Shutter is here to guide you through the process with everything you need for your windows, inside and out.

Many Southwest Florida homeowners install exterior shutters on their homes both to beautify their home and for an added layer of protection during storms. Start your project by discovering how each of the four main types of shutters will change the appearance of your home’s exterior.

To enjoy better indoor energy efficiency, privacy, and lighting, you may be planning for your windows to include plantation shutters. As you plan this project, one concern might be the color of your shutters.

There are so many details to keep track of when designing your perfect home, and which style of shutters to choose for your windows is just one of them. However, shutters can have a huge impact on the functionality of your windows as well as the overall aesthetic of your home, which is why this decision shouldn’t be taken lightly.

Window treatments are one of the most important decor elements of a home. The right window treatments can accentuate other aspects of your decor and are critical for energy efficiency. This article will discuss a few coastal window treatment ideas for your home.

The last couple months of 2022 are upon us, and as we look forward to welcoming in a new year, we’ll also be welcoming in some new trends in the interior design industry. Window treatments are large components of your home’s design and when it comes to how your home looks and feels, they play a huge role in this. From functionality to style, you want to capture the essence of what each area of your home requires, and you also want to make sure that you’re not choosing a product that won’t hold up with the trends. Whether your home resembles coastal contemporary style, rustic farmhouse, industrial or modern minimalist, there are window treatments out there to complement this style perfectly. So, as we get ready for the new year, which will be here before you know it, here’s what window treatment trends you can expect for 2023.

In the weeks following the devastation caused by Hurricane Ian, you may have begun to wonder whether or not you should have done anything differently. Hurricane Ian’s arrival was definitely unexpected as many Southwest Florida residents believed it would make landfall farther north; however, it just goes to show how unpredictable these storms can be, and how important is it to be prepared, no matter what. You may think that hurricane protection is hurricane protection, and as long as you have something covering your windows, that’s enough. This couldn’t be further from the truth, which is why we’re here to help you navigate the world of hurricane protection. Remember, not all hurricane protection is the same, and here's why.