Explore types of windows - Andersen Windows & Doors
Andersen has high-quality windows in a variety of styles to complement the look and feel of your home. Design your perfect window today.
Photo gallery - Andersen Windows & Doors
We'll guide you through picking out windows and doors, explain how the buying process works, and give you access to easy-to-use tools. Along the way, we'll also share beautiful, actionable inspiration from real-life homeowners.
Home style library - Andersen Windows & Doors
Discover how to create the most popular American architectural home styles with Andersen® windows and doors. From detailed illustrations and descriptions to window proportions and hardware finishes, our library will help you bring architectural authenticity to whichever style of home you prefer.
Window Design Ideas and Inspiration | Andersen Windows
Discover how to create the most popular architectural home styles with Andersen® windows and doors.
Traditional Windows & Doors | Andersen Windows
Andersen traditional windows and doors make exceptional architecture possible. Browse American Farmhouse, Cape Cod and Craftsman architecture styles.
American Farmhouse style - Andersen Windows & Doors
The American Farmhouse style is typically one-and-a-half to two stories and features asymmetrical massing with a gable at the front of the house. These homes feature simple detailing, open floor plans with central chimneys and often include wraparound porches.
Contemporary design - Andersen Windows & Doors
Andersen modern windows and doors enable exceptional architecture. Explore Industrial, International, and Miesian modern design styles.
Craftsman Bungalow Home Style | Andersen Windows
The Craftsman Bungalow home is one of the most common house styles that emerged from the Arts & Crafts movement of the early 20th century. Shallow pitched roofs, exposed rafter tails and a mixture of materials like brick, shingles and siding are all telltale characteristics.
Shingle Home Style | Andersen Windows
Often wrapped in unpainted cedar shingles, these unmistakable, picturesque homes embrace a natural, more casual style with a minimum of classical details, especially in comparison to Victorian style homes.
Tudor Home Style | Andersen Windows
Tudor homes feature steeply pitched roofs with single or multiple front gables. Exteriors include decorative half timbering with stucco or brick infill, and combinations of stucco, wood, brick and/or stone. Additional details include asymmetrical door and window compositions with bay windows, recessed entries and large, elaborate chimneys.