I too thought shutters would block out too much light, but the look when fitted is so lovely, and with wider size slats, the more light they let in. The pics below have small slats but its the same style of bay with shutters. Also don't have the push rods on the front if you want a cleaner look. Having the slats split so top/bottom open separately like pic below is also good if you want privacy without shutting out light from the top. High gloss shutters also reflect light into the room and shutters seem to go with any look, period or contemporary.

Hello, a window dressing for this lovely French door ideas are endless. Depending on your overall design there is a huge variety of shops and online companies who would be happy to provide you with a lovely curtain, blinds or shutters. If your heart desire shutters you can go online and browse some online providers and ask for quotes and visualisations. New shutters come with “clear view” or “offset” tilt rod option: https://www.diyshutters.co.uk/shutters/styles. Otherwise you can have curtains to blend with your walls: To create a focal point in the room: to introduce a particular design style: Go white and translucent: Roman blinds: Solid shutiers: Louvred look: or don’t have any curtains or shutters at all:

Hi Jason! Personnally I wouldn't block it, I think that it would be a waste of money. Even if it doesn't bring enough light from the outside currently, it will still help with air circulation. And you don't even need tons of natural light in your bathroom to create a fabulous space ;) I previously designed a bathroom that doesn't even have a window. By modifying the lighting and playing with some colours it really changed the perception of the space! If you need any additional advice on colours, arrangement or home renovations, don't hesitate to contact me ;) I am an interior designer who loves to play with colours and offers playful, offbeat and anti-gloom designs that are completely unique! Here is my website:https://www.rainbowshaker.com/ Have a good evening! Justine

We have a similarly large triangular window in our loft. When it was first done (about 10 years ago) there wasn’t much option, so we ended up with pull-up conservatory type blinds from Hilary’s. They cost a fortune and they have strings that run up the windows that are always visible. The blinds have little perforations that the strings run through - so we haven’t got black out. It doesn’t bother me, but my husband sleeps in the spare room in summer because he can’t stand it!!! We finally took the plunge and ordered shutters which are being fitted next Saturday. Fingers crossed it improved things! The shutters should also be more robust - one of our cats likes to poke the blinds. If money allows - I reckon shutters are the better option!