
Grid patterns, between-glass grids, simulated divided lites, frame colors and finishes compared for style and upkeep.
Grids and colors shape the style of a window from the street. Grids, sometimes called muntins, divide the glass into smaller panes. They can sit between the glass, be applied to the surface or be simulated divided lites with spacer bars for a more traditional look. Frame colors range from white and tan to bronze and black, and interior and exterior colors can differ. Together, they decide whether windows look classic, farmhouse, modern or craftsman.
Choose grids and colors to suit the house. Craftsman homes often have a top-sash grid, farmhouses lean toward clean lines with black frames and traditional brick homes often look right with white or tan. Neighborhood rules may apply. In Nashville, we bring grid and color samples to the visit, hold them against your siding and trim and share photos of similar homes, so you can decide with confidence before the windows are made.
Easy to clean, simple look.
Traditional look with spacer bars.
White, tan, bronze, black and more.
Match the style of the house.
Different interior and exterior colors.
Neighborhood guidelines may apply.
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Often yes. Color choices depend on the line and the frame material.
A little. Some owners choose a top-sash grid to keep the view clear.
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