Your house was designed in a specific style and you can avoid a curb appeal mishap by choosing the right replacement windows to complement your home. This article will guide you in the right direction when choosing window styles that fit your home.
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
Complementary window styles
Popular window shapes or designs
So many houses! So many window options! Some styles are more common than others but some like the casement window and even the picture window can be designed with elements like grilles and custom art glass to replicate the look of other more traditional windows.
Which windows you choose for your home is ultimately up to the constraints of your home and your own personal preference.
If you suspect but aren't certain that it's time to replace your windows check out this article on 5 Reasons to Replace Your Windows. Happy window shopping!
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Spanish style windows can be seen in homes throughout the Southwest U.S., in cities from Santa Fe to San Antonio to right here in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. This window style has developed through centuries of architectural evolution. From Roman to modern-day Revivalist themes, some design details from each of these eras have all contributed to the style we know and love today.