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Recommendations for your Craftsman home

CRAFTSMAN-STYLE HOME EXTERIOR

Craftsman-style homes debuted in America in the early 1900s, and were originally inspired by Arts and Crafts architecture—a style that emerged from the Arts and Crafts movement of England in the mid 1800s. American Craftsman-style homes were initially popular in California and the Midwest, but today the style can be found throughout the United States.

Craftsman architecture emphasizes simplicity, clean lines, artisanal craftsmanship, and natural materials, often showcasing local materials with embellishments such as brackets, lintels, and rafters. Craftsman-style front doors may feature characteristics such as solid woodgrain panels, dentil shelves, or artistic decorative glass styles, while Craftsman windows often feature clear glass with simple prairie- or cottage-style grids.

The interior design of Craftsman homes is just as distinctive, with built-in bookshelves and window seats, inviting fireplaces, and thick trim around doors and windows.

Illustration of a Craftsman-style home featuring Craftsman windows and a Craftsman style front door
{Insulated vinyl siding colors swatch in the color White}
CedarMAX® Double 6" Vinyl Siding in White
{Closeup image of a craftsman style entry door with dentil shelf and clear glass with grids}
Signet® Fir 420DS in Rustic Bronze
{Illustration of Aeris™ double hung windows with prairie grids; example of Craftsman windows}
Aeris™ Double Hung Window in Classic Bronze with Prairie Grids
{Closeup view of ProVia's grey Ledgestone veneer in the color Mystic with Black stone grout}
Ledgestone Mystic Manufactured Stone
{Closeup image showing the details of ProVia's Ironstone gray colored metal slate roofing }
Ironstone Slate Metal Roofing

ATTRIBUTES OF A CRAFTSMAN HOME

Low-pitched roof lines, usually done in a hip or gable (triangular) style
Occasional wide, overhanging eaves
A covered front porch
Pillars lining the entry
Double hung windows
Single, protruding dormers

Amplify your home’s design

POPULAR CRAFTSMAN-STYLE FRONT DOORS

ProVia offers these recommendations for Craftsman-style entry doors.

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{ProVia entry door style 002CP-449, example of craftsman style front doors}

002CP-449

{ProVia entry door style 002P-440, example of craftsman style front doors}

002P-440

{ProVia entrance door style 420, example of craftsman style front doors}

420

{Line art of ProVia entry door style 430-2P}

430-2P

{ProVia entry door style 430-1P, example of craftsman style front doors}

430-1P

{ProVia entry door style 430-1PP, example of craftsman style front doors}

430-1PP

{Line art of ProVia entry door style 006}

006

{ProVia craftsman front doors, entry door style 002S}

002S

{ProVia entry door style 420-DS, example of craftsman style front doors with dentil shelves}

420-DS

{ProVia craftsman style front door 003S}

003S

{ProVia door styles: 449-1P}

449-1P

{ProVia door styles: 449-1PP}

449-1PP

{ProVia entrance door style 002CP-437, example of craftsman style front doors}

002CP-437

{ProVia entry door style 440-1PP, example of craftsman style front doors}

440-1PP

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POPULAR CRAFTSMAN-STYLE WINDOWS

ProVia offers these recommendations for Craftsman window styles.

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Double Hung Windows

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Slider Windows

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Casement & Awning Windows

Explore color

POPULAR FINISHES FOR CRAFTSMAN-STYLE FRONT DOORS & WINDOWS

Although homes with Craftsman architecture originally featured nature-inspired hues, today you’ll see use of a much wider palette. Here are our entry door and window color recommendations to consider for your Craftsman home.

{American Cherry Stain, Shown on Cherry}

American Cherry Stain, Shown on Cherry

{Toffee Stain, Shown on Cherry}

Toffee Stain, Shown on Cherry

{Caramel Stain, Shown on Oak}

Caramel Stain, Shown on Oak

{Ginger Stain, Shown on Oak}

Ginger Stain, Shown on Oak

{Almond Stain, Shown on Oak}

Almond Stain, Shown on Oak

{Natural Leather Glaze, Shown on Oak}

Natural Leather Glaze, Shown on Oak

{Winter Rain Glaze, Shown on Oak}

Winter Rain Glaze, Shown on Oak

{Weathered Juniper Glaze, Shown on Oak}

Weathered Juniper Glaze, Shown on Oak

{Driftwood Glaze, Shown on Oak}

Driftwood Glaze, Shown on Oak

Coal Black

Snow Mist

Café Cream

Tudor Brown

Classic Bronze

Rustic Bronze

Coal Black

Personalize your Craftsman home

POPULAR GLASS OPTIONS FOR CRAFTSMAN-STYLE WINDOWS & DOORS

Selecting unique glass options for your Craftsman-style windows and doors enables you to further personalize your home’s design. These glass options are popular choices for Craftsman homes.

{Laurance decorative front door glass or glass for decorative windows}

Laurence Decorative Glass

{Carmen wrought iron decorative front door glass}

Carmen Wrought Iron Design

{Tacoma decorative front door glass or glass for decorative windows}

Tacoma Decorative Glass

{Carrington decorative front door glass or glass for decorative windows}

Carrington Decorative Glass

{Grayscale illustration of a ProVia double hung window with prairie-style grids on the top and bottom window panes.}

Clear Glass with Prairie Grids

{Isolated image of a ProVia double hung window with cottage grids}

Clear Glass with Cottage Grids

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CRAFTSMAN-STYLE HOME EXTERIOR GALLERY

Get ideas by browsing the ProVia home exterior product options other homeowners have selected for their Craftsman homes.

 

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{Photo of a home at dusk with ProVia's Larkstone Slate metal roofing and Shawnee Dry Stack stone}

Larkstone Slate Metal Roofing

{ProVia HeartTech® Double 4" Dutch Lap blue vinyl siding in Nautica}

HeartTech® Double 4" Dutch Lap Vinyl Siding in Nautica

{Closeup image of a warm woodgrain stained Signet fiberglass door on a house with white board and batten, which gives the home a farmhouse exterior design look}

Signet® Fir 420DS in Caramel with Dentil Shelf and Simulated Divided Lites

{Exterior view of a ProVia Signet® Fir 003C Entry Door in Ginger with black trim and black door hardware}

Signet® Fir 003C Entry Door in Ginger

{A ranch style home showing a Ledgestone veneer and Fieldstone veneer blended knee wall}

Craftsman-Style Home with Ledgestone Santee/Fieldstone Blend

{Craftsman-Style Home}

Craftsman-Style Home

{CedarMAX 8" insulated board & batten siding in the color Nightfall}

CedarMAX® 8″ Board ‘N Batten in Nightfall

{Exterior view of Aeris™ casement windows in Classic Bronze; example of casement windows in ProVia's window gallery}

Aeris™ Casement Windows in Classic Bronze with Cottage Grids

{ProVia Signet® Smooth 420 fiberglass front door in Snow Mist with Single Prairie Simulated Divided Lites and Waterfall Privacy Glass}

Signet® Smooth 420 in Snow Mist with Single Prairie Simulated Divided Lites and Waterfall Privacy Glass

Architecture at a glance

EXPLORE POPULAR
HOME EXTERIOR STYLES

Explore these house architectural styles to discover ProVia’s product recommendations for each unique style. The main image on each page also reveals a complete exterior color palette that coordinates one of the recommended door and window styles with siding, stone, and roofing.

CAPE COD
{Illustration of a Cape Cod style house with Antique White siding, beige shutters, and a Cape Cod style front door & sidelites in Blueberry.}
  • 1 or 1 ½ story with dormer windows and a steep roofline
  • Clapboard siding
  • Practical and uncomplicated in design
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COLONIAL
{Illustration of a Colonial style home with Colonial front doors and Colonial style windows}
  • Two story, salt-box style home
  • Symmetrical architecture
  • Double hung windows with grids
  • Steep, side-gabled roofs
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CRAFTSMAN
{Illustration of a Craftsman-style home featuring Craftsman windows and a Craftsman style front door}
  • Occasional wide, overhanging eaves
  • A covered front porch
  • Pillars lining the entry
  • Double hung windows
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FARMHOUSE
{Illustration of a farmhouse-style home that features rich woodgrain fiberglass French Farmhouse front doors and lots of farmhouse windows.}
  • Primarily white, with contrasting shutters or window & door trim
  • Simple, practical architecture
  • Large, covered porch and metal roof
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MODERN
{Illustration of a modern style house featuring an example of one of ProVia's modern front door styles in bright Vallis Red, modern windows in Black, and manufactured stone}
  • Clean lines and geometric shapes
  • Natural materials like wood, stone and exposed concrete
  • Flat or low-pitched gable or shed roof
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SPANISH
{Illustration of a Spanish-style home with ProVia windows, entry door, and stone}
  • Arched entryways or windows
  • Barrel tile roofs
  • Light-colored stucco walls
  • Woodgrain doors, typically in rich colors
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TUDOR
{Illustration of a Tudor-style home with Tudor-style front doors and Tudor window styles to fit the unique architecture of a Tudor home.}
  • Mix of half timbers, stucco, stone or brick with decorative entryways
  • Steep slate roof with dormers & gables
  • Tall, narrow, multi-paned windows
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VICTORIAN
{Illustration of a Victorian home with a ProVia entry door, windows, and siding, example of Victorian door styles and Victorian window styles}
  • Asymmetrical design
  • Large wrap-around porches
  • Ornate decorative trim
  • Towers, turrets and dormers
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