Windows

Look at those thin-profile frames! Can we accomplish that? (Yeah, prob not.)

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Hope's Windows

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e.g. large awning windows (Blomberg aluminum, powder coated)

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mega-jamb extensions as finish window detail.

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e.g. of using large double-hung windows as part of double-story glazing (with top window fixed).

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another e.g. of Milgard Aluminum (tho door is NanaWall)

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finish detail--proud jambs, no casing

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SWEET. Reclaimed French terra cotta tiles; vintage subway tiles; reclaimed wood ceiling; Marvin windows with Benj Moore semi-gloss graphite paint color; black counters

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steel windows, with some source names in comments

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oversized windows to 24" off floor

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diff entry option: Hope steel door/sidelites, full frame, no muntins

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classic Estes/Twombly 2x2 square-ish windows but in double-hung instead of casement. Also: open ceiling painted white instead of left natural (makes poorer lumber acceptable?)

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"drywall-return + sill (or stool)" style of window trim

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"extension jamb" style of window trim

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"drywall return" style of window trim

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steel windows again, but horizontally oriented glazing

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simple way to open onto porch?

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ceiling, a highly finished version of construction lumber. Also 2-over-2 windows, frameless

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e.g. Marvin metal-ext, wood windows, 4'6" wide, painted black. Whole room 15' high. Untrimmed interior wall junction.

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window trim: frameless but with proud returns

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same Bonelli windows, another view.

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windows: Bonelli (in South San Francisco). Aluminum. Architect says sim price to Andersen or Marvin

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...how those windows/doors look when giving on outside (our porch).

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Seriously, love these windows (thinned mullions, black, industrial-via-International Style). Could see them working in entry corridor as here, in kitchen, and in living room wall--unifying all treatments and making it easier for us to vary other materials/surfaces.

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Clerestory treatment from the Division Street project.

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best e.g. yet of wooden windows achieving industrial look. These are Marvin wood with 5/8" simulated divided light (Marvin's narrowest). Ceiling here is 12'. Has International Style look due to how window openings penetrate walls. Could be our answer.

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2x2 large squares(ish)--low above floor

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another option for North glazing/deck access (w/simple doors under header with simple window above)

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simple wood return on windows

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longer view of same. Note asymetrical wall heights (accommodating high glass on right). Also: no stove hood (stove is on island)

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e.g. doublehung 2x2, black, with conventional trim on b&b

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e.g. of doublehung: big squarish 2x2

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