Louvre

usgb/ˈluːvər/
noun

A slatted window or door that allows air to come in but keeps out rain, typically used in warm climates.

He opened the louvre windows to let the afternoon breeze in.
Visual representation of "louvre" - A slatted window or door that allows air to come in but keeps out rain, typically used in warm climates.

Often appears as...

  • louvre windows
  • louvre doors

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Climatic Usage

Louvre windows are ideal in tropical areas where airflow is crucial and rain frequent.

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The beach house had louvres throughout to cope with the humid weather.
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Visual Style

Louvres add a distinct, often modern look to buildings, combining function with style.

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The office's façade featured horizontal louvres for a sleek appearance.
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Privacy Control

Louvre can be adjusted to provide privacy while still allowing light and air to enter.

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She angled the louvre blades to prevent the neighbors from peeking in.
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