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Craftsman

The architecture of American Craftsman homes started in the early 1900s and gained popularity into the 1930s, particularly in California and the Midwest before spreading throughout the country. It was an offshoot of the British Arts and Crafts movement that veered from the often lavish and eclectic designs of Victorian homes in the 1800s. The Craftsman style, often associated with small- to medium-sized homes, emphasized simplicity, clean lines, artisanal craftsmanship and natural materials. These homes continue to be one of the most popular style homes today.

ATTRIBUTES OF A Craftsman home

Simple Comfort

  • Low-pitched roof lines, usually done in a hip or gable (triangular) style
  • Occasional wide, overhanging eaves
  • A covered front porch
  • Pillars lining the entry
  • Double hung windows
  • Single, protruding dormers
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POPULAR CRAFTSMAN WINDOW STYLES

Best options for remodeling your home

ProVia offers these recommendations for Craftsman window styles.

Trapezoid

Triangle

Picture Windows

Eyebrow

Full Circle

POPULAR CRAFTSMAN-STYLE WINDOW OPTIONS

Customize your glass

Craftsman-style architecture lends itself to varied window glass options, enabling homeowners to be creative in making their own personal imprint on the design of their home. ProVia’s design team suggests you consider these window glass options.

Popular Finish Options

Embrace Color

Craftsman-style homes originally were built using nature-inspired colors, but today you’ll see them in a rainbow of colors. Here are some window color options that might work well for your home.

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Architectural Styles

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Craftsman Style

  • Occasional wide, overhanging eaves
  • A covered front porch
  • Pillars lining the entry
  • Double hung windows
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Colonial Style

  • Two story, salt-box style home
  • Symmetrical architecture
  • Double hung windows with grids
  • Steep, side-gabled roofs
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Victorian Style

  • Asymmetrical design
  • Large wrap-around porches
  • Ornate decorative trim
  • Towers, turrets and dormers
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Modern Style

  • Clean lines and geometric shapes
  • Natural materials like wood, stone and exposed concrete
  • Flat or low-pitched gable or shed roof
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