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You can usually tell a modern home by its lack of ornamentation, clean lines, and asymmetrical design. These homes have a distinct look all their own. Of the many features that make up a modern home, when it comes to windows, popular features include large and expansive windows, minimalistic frames, and bold geometric shapes.
If you need replacement windows for your modern-style home in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, Apex, NC, or the surrounding areas, contact HomeCraft Windows. We have modern-style double-hung windows that will allow you to keep the distinct look of your home while providing you with the latest in window technology.
Reach out to learn more. Our team is happy to answer any questions you have about our modern window replacement options.
Homes designed by Frank Lloyd Wright throughout the early 1900s were some of the earliest examples of modern architecture. The first recognized modern-style home was built in 1922 in West Hollywood California and was called the Schindler House. There was no conventional living room, dining room, or bedrooms, but rather several cooperative living spaces designed to be shared by two families. Throughout the last 100 years, modern styles have evolved with some trends growing and others fading. Today, modern home design still emphasizes geometric shapes, asymmetry, and clean lines.
Window design has also advanced significantly over this time period, and where once a single window pane was used, today there are multiple panes with glazing on them to help keep your conditioned air in your home but to prevent your home from heating up too hot from the sunlight.
Often modern-style homes have large picture windows that are simple in their style but allow more light into the home. Geometric shapes are also a hallmark of modern-style homes, and modern-style windows are no exception. Where picture windows are large rectangles or squares, smaller windows come in triangles, trapezoids, and more. Black vinyl windows are another popular, modern option that provides a sleek and sophisticated look.
We will come to YOU to get the process started. To begin, we will measure all your windows and doors. Once your selections are made, we will give you a quote.
Before starting the project, we will take detailed measurements of your current windows & doors. We will evaluate the new sizes and scope of your project, so there are no surprises down the road.
Once your custom windows arrive in our warehouse, we will reach out and schedule an installation date. We pride ourselves on the speed and effectiveness of our in-house installation crews.
Years of guaranteed comfort, energy savings, and lasting beauty will be your new reality. It all comes with our HomeCraft Lifetime Warranty from your premier local window installation company!
We have modern-style double-hung replacement windows that match your home’s style and provide dramatic energy savings. Windows on modern-style homes are typically integrated into the overall design and facade. They often follow a consistent pattern or rhythm, aligning with other architectural elements such as doors, columns, or horizontal or vertical cladding. This integration contributes to the cohesive and balanced appearance of the home.
Modern-style homes over the last century are still desirable and well-constructed, but the windows used were not as good as what is now available. Windows that need replacing can be identified by deterioration around the glass panes, the glass may rattle in the frame, or you could feel drafts coming from your windows. These are all important signs that you need replacement windows for your modern-style home in Raleigh, Durham, Cary, Chapel Hill, Apex, NC, and the surrounding areas.
Energy efficiency is a significant consideration in current modern home design. Modern-style windows often incorporate features like double or triple glazing, low-emissivity (low-E) coatings, and insulated frames. These elements help to improve thermal insulation, reduce heat loss or gain, and enhance overall energy efficiency.
For Window Installations and Replacement Windows, Doors, and Siding in North Carolina, Contact Us Today.
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