30 Popular Window Styles

Window 1

Double-Hung

The most common residential window in the US; two vertically sliding sashes, tilt-in cleaning and classic looks

~$450–850 installed (public)

Window 2

Single-Hung

Budget classic; only the bottom sash operates, cutting cost while keeping the double-hung look

~$300–600 installed

Window 3

Casement

Crank-out sash opens fully for maximum ventilation and clear glass; top seller for bedrooms and kitchens

~$500–900 installed

Window 4

Awning

Top-hinged vent that sheds rain; frequently paired above or below fixed glass

~$450–750 installed

Window 5

Picture

Fixed panoramic glass with no moving parts; energy efficient and ideal for views

~$350–900 installed

Window 6

Sliding

Horizontal sashes slide on a track; easy operation and wide unobstructed views

~$350–700 installed

Window 7

Bay

Three angled panels project outward, adding interior light, space and curb appeal

~$1,200–3,000 installed

Window 8

Bow

Four or more panels in a gentle arc create a panoramic nook and strong 2026 curb appeal

~$1,500–3,500 installed

Window 9

Garden

Projecting greenhouse-style window with shelves; a kitchen and sunroom favorite

~$1,000–2,500 installed

Window 10

Hopper

Top-inward venting window for basements, garages and tight spaces

~$250–500 installed

Window 11

Egress

Code-compliant basement emergency exit; large casement or slider opening

~$500–1,200 installed

Window 12

Arched / Radius

Curved top adds architectural character to entries, living rooms and stairwells

~$600–1,800 installed

Window 13

Round / Circle

Fixed circular accent window popular above doors and in stairwells

~$400–1,200 installed

Window 14

Half-Round

Fan-shaped fixed window often paired over double-hungs or doors

~$500–1,500 installed

Window 15

Palladian / Architectural

Center arch flanked by narrow lites; a high-impact traditional composition

~$1,500–4,000 installed

Window 16

Transom

Rectangular fixed window above a door or window adds height and daylight

~$400–1,200 installed

Window 17

Clerestory

High strip of glass near the ceiling brings light deep into a room with privacy

~$400–1,000 installed

Window 18

Dormer

Vertical windows set into roof dormers; classic for attics and bonus rooms

~$400–900 installed

Window 19

Ribbon / Fixed Horizontal

Long modern horizontal strips of glass for contemporary facades

~$1,000–3,000 installed

Window 20

Casement–Picture Combo

Fixed center pane with crank casements on the sides; flexible ventilation and view

~$1,500–3,500 installed

Window 21

Awning–Picture Combo

Fixed glass with awning vents above or below; good for porches and high walls

~$1,200–2,800 installed

Window 22

French Casement (Double)

Two sashes meet without a center mullion, opening a wide clear area

~$900–2,000 installed

Window 23

Colonial Divided-Lite Double-Hung

Six-over-six and nine-over-nine grids keep colonial and traditional homes authentic

~$500–1,000 installed

Window 24

Specialty Shape

Triangle, trapezoid, octagon and other accent shapes personalize gables and entries

~$600–2,000 installed

Window 25

Glass Block

Privacy, security and daylight in bathrooms, basements and stairwells

~$800–2,500 installed

Window 26

Jalousie / Louvered

Adjustable glass louvers for maximum airflow; traditional in tropical coastal architecture

~$400–900 installed

Window 27

Tilt-and-Turn

Dual action: tilts inward for venting and turns fully inward for easy cleaning

~$700–1,800 installed

Window 28

Impact-Resistant

Hurricane/impact glazing for coastal states; security with storm protection

~$800–2,200 installed

Window 29

Skylight / Roof Window

Brings daylight into sloped ceilings; fixed or vented roof windows sell strongly