Facebook Tweet Help Stories Renovation Past is present Share Tweet Help Custom-built doors and windows retain the character of this traditional villa View of a renovated two-storey villa which features custom manufactured timbers doors and windows. It's the attention to detail that makes all the difference when you are renovating a character villa or period home. Whether it's timber-framed double-hung windows, French doors, mouldings or fretwork, re-creating the traditional look is crucial.For this major villa renovation project, architect Philip Jones specified custom-built doors and windows from Bungalow & Villa, a company that specialises in the manufacture and supply of a wide range of timber products for character homes.Simon Buckley of Bungalow & Villa says every door in the house and all the timber-framed windows were replaced. View of a renovated two-storey villa which features custom manufactured timbers doors and windows. "The joinery was custom built to the architect's specifications, but most of the designs are included in our standard range. These include double-hung windows, villa-style French doors and a traditional front door with sidelights."The over-wall sliding doors at the rear are another key feature they allow a very wide opening from the main living area to the garden."Timber doors and windows have a high insulation value, which means homeowners can often choose between single and double-glazed joinery. View of a renovated two-storey villa which features custom manufactured timbers doors and windows. Joinery and glazing samples can be viewed at the Bungalow & Villa showroom, 11 McDonald St, Morningside, Auckland 1025, phone 0800 428 642, or at the Auckland Home Ideas Centre, Parnell. Website: www.bungalowandvilla.co.nz. Story by: Trendsideas 27 May, 2010 Renovation Trendsideas Home kitchen bathroom commercial design Latest Post Jack Fugaro + Agushi win TIDA Australia Architect New Home of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 Box Design Studio wins Australia Designer Renovation of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 Bijl Architecture wins TIDA Australia Architect Renovation of the Year 14 Nov, 2024 We know the Specialists Related Book More Books > Home Trends Vol. 26/7 NZ2607 Read More Similar Stories