I can't say I have ever seen that. You can probably do that split finish in one of the other window materials (i.e. fiberglass) or a vinyl window with a paintable interior.

Sunrise can do a tan interior with a painted white exterior in their Vanguard and Restorations lines.

Ask and ye shall receive.

Vanguard charges $245 extra for each window with that paint color.

Still curious why not available.

For most manufacturers, they stock common color combinations and that is one that is VERY rarely requested. Plygem offers it as well, with an almond extrusion and a white laminate interior. Nice option, but I'm not the biggest fan of the window. If you search enough, you should find some additional companies that will put a white exterior coating on an almond window.

Alside did it too for a long time. White woodgrain though.

White woodgrain - yuck! :)

We built this house years ago becase the builder used lots of wood and it fit well with our antiques.

Although the windows we get will still have an oak stained casement. I think white interior would be too stark and take away from the look of the house.

For those of you that have installed wood grained vinyl, how close were the installers able to get the casement to look like the window?

Thanks