
Traditional Style
If you’re worried that replacing your windows might jeopardize the integrity of your historic D.C. home, don’t be. Our double-hung windows are designed to be true to traditional styles and materials, meet historic ordinances and can be customized to further reinforce your home’s authenticity.
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Bay Windows
Bay windows are a defining characteristic of many traditional homes. This configuration of three windows forms an angular curve that extends beyond the walls of the home, adding more space to a room. Double-hung windows are often used to form bay windows — flanking the central fixed window — because of their operable properties, which allow ventilation.
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Special Shape Windows
Contemporary styles favor clean, straight lines, but the traditional architecture prevalent throughout D.C. often incorporates rounder components. Thus, it’s popular to incorporate a curved or half-circle shaped window above entry doors and double-hung windows. Not only does this add visual interest, it increases natural light flow and preserves historic integrity.
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Wood Windows
Thanks to its natural insulating properties, wood has long been a preferred material for framing windows. Homeowners today still love the classic look of wood windows, their energy-efficient qualities and how easily they can enhance historic architecture and decor, which makes them a great choice for D.C. homes.
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