Craftsman window

Our little minimalist traditional 1940’s home was seriously lacking personality. Our house may be minimalist traditional style but our personal style is anything but traditional. We are probably a little eclectic. We like a touch of rustic wood, a swirl of marble, clean white lines, mixed patterns with a few pops of color on top. All...Read More

Window Grilles are the checkerboard pieces that divide the glass in your window. Some people refer to window grilles as muntins, grids, and mullions.

A simple formula for measuring all of your cuts before installing craftsman trim around the windows in your home. Here's how to do it.

This cozy Craftsman Kitchen is trimmed with WindsorONE S4SSE Trim Boards around the windows and wainscoting. Credit: RW Anderson Homes in collaboration with First Lamp Architecture Construction

The team at Streamline Builders just finished up another beautiful renovation just in time for a White Christmas. That’s right, you’ll find “white” WindsorONE trim boards & moldings throughout this Mill Valley CA project supplied by Golden State Lumber in San Rafael. Wainscoting and walls decked out in WORS Shiplap with Craftsman style details throughout. […]

: Fancy Craftsman Window Trim The Easy Way The easiest diy window trim tutorial! Trim all your windows quickly & for cheap!

Simple clean lines of WindsorONE S4S Trim Boards frame out this mud room, from the casings to the shelving and panels above the bench. See more on this great project from Kennedy Homes...

DIY Craftsman style trim is an easy upgrade to your existing window and door trim that will give a huge aesthetic boost to almost any room!

How to Upgrade Your Windows With Craftsman Style Trim- an inexpensive DIY project that has a big impact! Lately, I’ve been tackling a bunch of home improvement projects and I’m excited to share them with you! Over the weekend I decided to rip out the builder-grade window trim in the nursery and replace it with...

My brain is officially fried. Kenny and I spent 5 hours this afternoon with our builder and window guy. To continue the 4 hour meeting we had yesterday. Which was a continuation of the 6 hour meeting from a few days before. And you know what? We aren’t even half way finished with exterior windows...