Black Casement Windows
Black windows are a trademark of contemporary architecture. And with this style popping up more and more in new construction and renovation projects across the Quad Cities region, choosing a bold matte black finish for your casement windows is a great way to add a contemporary flare to your Davenport home.
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Double Casement Windows
This configuration of two casement windows placed directly next to each other — the left window hinged on its left side and the right window hinged on its right side — creates a sort of French door effect when they’re open. Closed, the pair resemble one large window, increasing the natural light flow into a room.
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Traditional Grille Patterns
Window grilles are a decorative element of many historic home styles. Because casement windows lack sashes or muntins, between-the-glass grilles, which are permanently sealed between panes of insulating glass, can be added to give casement windows the appearance of individual window panes, upholding the traditional feel.
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Bay Windows
Bay windows are a defining characteristic of traditional home styles. This configuration of three windows forms an angular curve that juts out from the walls of the home, making the room it’s in feel bigger. Casement windows are often used to form bay windows because of their operable properties, which allow ventilation.
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