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    San Francisco Window Design Considerations

    Renewal by Andersen of San Francisco

     

    Although primarily occupied by homes of a distinctly Victorian or Edwardian flair, there are many unique architectural styles in our unique West Coast city. Each design has a very specific set of window styles that goes with it. We’re taking a look at some of the most popular homes and the great replacement windows in San Francisco that suit them.

    Italianate

    These wooden row homes were popular from 1850 up to 1890, and are distinct for being narrow and long space-savers. As a design consideration and to maximize what space is available, these homes feature faux parapets jutting out in front. Slanted bay and bow windows fit well in these parapets, often creating cozy sitting areas. Casement or double-hung windows are also a nice fit if the parapet is an especially narrow, custom one.

    Monterey Revival

    Unique to California, these homes typify Spanish-influenced design, from the fused adobe base to the plastered walls and shuttered windows to the overall boxy appearance. Single customized sliding windows are the most popular choice for the larger common rooms, while double casement windows make for excellent alternatives. This is especially true if you opt for shutters to complete the home’s look.

    Marina

    A window lover’s dream home, the Marina style became popular during the Roaring Twenties. It is a relatively simple single-family home of either one or two stories. Because many of its surfaces are flat, a whole range of window styles can be used. The living room is always up front, so opt for the widest picture windows to both offer a great street-side view and allow a lot of light in. All other windows previously mentioned also make for viable options, and their usage depends on your own taste.

    Whichever your choice of windows, there are two great reasons to get replacement windows in San Francisco, CA, from Renewal by Andersen® of San Francisco.

    • Our frames are made of Fibrex®, a composite material that combines the classic look of wood and the durability of vinyl.
    • We use High-Performance™ Low-E4® glass that is energy-efficient, preventing heat loss and keeping those monthly energy expenses down.

    At Renewal by Andersen of San Francisco, we combine a passion for innovation, great attention to detail and sustainability with amazing products and dependable customer service. Whatever your home, whatever your needs, we’ll help you pick out the window that fits. Reach out to us today and we’ll throw in a no-obligation consultation to help you get started.

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