Traditional grid vs updated modern windows with different grid?

11 years ago

will be updating windows. I would like an opinion on casement styles. would you do a modified grid only on the top vs all grid like it already has? also the half -moon window-? Thinking of a dark brown color window.

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palimpsest
11 years ago
I would do brown windows, horizontal muntins like the window over the garage and skip the spokes in the quarter round windows, making them one piece of glass.
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januarisun
11 years ago
I would do diamond muntins on this house.
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aneison
Original Author
11 years ago
palimpset-what do you think of spokes on the quarter round windows and no grids on the front. and keep grids on side window and one over garage. We have a great front yard view and I think grids will take away from this.
User
11 years ago
There are a lot of combinations on Tudor-style homes in Houzz Photos under "Tudor exterior," a few diamond muntins, and quite a few combinations of 6-over-1. Keeping original styling makes sense for historic properties, but otherwise, you can adapt things a bit. If you go with simpler casements on your front window, perhaps also simplify the quarter-round windows as well as the other windows on the front facade.
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