We provide a full range of styles, colors, and designs for our custom-manufactured replacement windows. This means our windows can work for any kind of architectural style. Renewal by Andersen® of San Francisco explains how to make our windows work for Queen Anne style homes.
The Queen Anne Style
This style dominated Victorian residential architecture from 1880 to 1910. Its popularity led it to become synonymous with the word “Victorian” for many people. Queen Anne style homes have an exuberant collection of eccentric details. They have textured surfaces, various colors of shingles and slate, and decorative patterns of stone or word. They also have stained glass and an array of colors adorns every surface. If you have a Queen Anne, your replacement windows in San Francisco should be similarly stylish.
Queen Anne Style Windows
Like most Victorian-style homes, Queen Anne homes look great with tall double-hung windows. What sets their windows apart are their decorative art glass in the upper sash. These windows can also have a decorative grille pattern paired with colored glass. Elaborate trim also decorates Queen Anne windows. Bay windows are also common in Queen Anne style homes.
Queen Anne Style Window Colors and Hardware
These homes come in a rainbow of colors, ranging from bright to dark. The Victorian preference was for darker earth-tone colors. For your San Francisco window, you can go for a Cocoa Bean, Forest Green, Red Rock, Canvas, or White exterior. For your interior, choose stainable Maple or Oak and stain them a Russet or Cinnamon color. Your window hardware can be in either antique brass, satin nickel, oil rubbed bronze, or polished brass.
The Queen Anne is one of the most popular home styles in San Francisco, and our windows perfectly complement this beautiful home style. In addition to being beautiful, our windows can save you money on energy bills. They feature High-Performance™ Low-E4® glass that can reduce your energy bills by up to 25%. Give us a call to learn more about our windows or to schedule a free in-home consultation.
