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French-inspired living

French-style windows & doors.

Arches, slender grids and rooms filled with light. Find the character you love, then choose the way each opening works.

Tall arched French-style glazing in a courtyard façade
Architectural design setting · Source 56, PDF p. 21

Choose the character

One French vocabulary. Four different expressions.

A style describes the proportions, grid and decoration. Casement, tilt-and-turn, sliding and folding describe how the product opens.

These four style directions are documented in the original catalogue, with product families kept separate from inspiration images. Style and grid reference · Source 56, PDF p. 18.

Castle-inspired design reference
Style reference · Source 56, PDF p. 7

Castle-inspired

A more decorative silhouette.

Pointed arches and coloured glass create a focal opening. Start with the elevation and its proportions, then decide which leaves move and which areas remain fixed.

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Neoclassical design reference
Style reference · Source 56, PDF p. 22

Neoclassical

Let symmetry do the work.

A rounded fanlight and a measured grid can bring character without filling the room with ornament. The catalogue pairs this language with black, white and decorative glazing.

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Country & garden design reference
Style reference · Source 56, PDF p. 8

Country & garden

A softer connection to the garden.

Garden green, gentler curves and divided glazing give this direction its identity. Carry the same rhythm into a conservatory or choose a quieter version for a single window.

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Light classical design reference
Style reference · Source 56, PDF p. 19

Light classical

Keep the lines. Ease the decoration.

Rectangular grids and balanced divisions keep the composition calm. Small glass details can carry the decorative accent while the rest of the frame stays restrained.

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Choose the movement

The look and the opening, considered together.

Each series has its own page, catalogue photographs and listed options. Window and door families with the same number remain distinct.

18 series

Colour, glass & hardware

The details change the whole expression.

Black and white frames give the grid a very different presence. The catalogue also lists red, green and bronze options across many chapters, alongside decorative glass and selected copper-handle options.

The iridescent door photograph illustrates a separate decorative finish direction. Match the exact finish, glass, handle and grid on a physical sample for the selected series.

BlackWhiteRedGreenBronze

Colour circles are navigation cues, not colour-matching samples.

Iridescent decorative finish on a French-style V76 swing-door composition
Decorative finish example · Source 56, PDF p. 46

From inspiration to a window schedule

A beautiful opening still needs a clear brief.

French-style describes a design direction here. It does not mean that every product is a pair of hinged doors, or that the product was manufactured in France.

Draw the composition
Overall width and height, arches, fixed lights, grid pattern and the number of opening leaves.
Choose the movement
Casement, tilt-and-turn, vertical slide, hinge, horizontal slide, fold or pivot.
Resolve the assembly
Glass, frame, screens, handles, locks, threshold and installation junctions for that opening.
Approve the evidence
Current shop drawings, a finish sample and model-specific performance information for the destination and intended use.

Bring the look into your project.

Save the references you like. Add opening sizes, a room plan, quantities and destination so we can turn the look into a coordinated sourcing brief.

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