Window Projects
See how actual homeowners have used Pella windows in newly built houses and before-and-after replacement projects.
See how actual homeowners have used Pella windows in newly built houses and before-and-after replacement projects.
After a century of swollen sashes and layered storm windows, this 1888 Columbus home gets windows that open the way they were meant to, with a new exterior color to match.
Failing seals and mismatched black frames in the basement are replaced to match years of earlier Pella window upgrades throughout this Delaware, Ohio home.
New double-hung windows built to tilt in for cleaning, finished in a warmer color to match the brick give this Greenfield home a refresh.
A whole-home window and door replacement swaps twenty-five-year-old originals for wood-clad units finished to match the home's existing warm tones.
A new construction home above the valley is fitted with fiberglass windows in every main living space, from oversized operable casements to floor-to-ceiling picture windows.
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We brightened up a living room by replacing an old, dark bow window with a new, white bay window with built-in blinds.
We replaced drafty, damaged windows in a 1920s home with historically accurate wood windows that refreshed the entire home’s aesthetic.
Gorgeous new wood windows enhance famous bloggers’ modern cottage style home.
A ground-up build pairs an all-black window and door package with the kind of large-format glass a modern Colorado home is designed around.
A custom new construction home uses expansive black-framed glass to create seamless connections across decks, patios and upper-level retreats.
A thoughtfully designed home that blends privacy, connection and panoramic views.
Black windows and doors shape a modern new build with strong indoor‑outdoor connection and long‑term performance.
Energy-efficient black windows highlight clean lines and bright, open feel of this modern home.
