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also note the awnings

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telescoping division between panels is small-i like that

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what do you think of the darker trim around the windows?

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brown window sash, color of walls

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cream trim/casing, yellow tint wall

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Having a nice, deep sill to place objects on is an advantage to casing a window with distinct pieces. And the horizontal piece below the stool (shelf), called the apron, can be shaped and sized as you like. The stool can be shallow or deep, depending on what you'd like to place there and you're overall design.

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trim/casing around the window

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no grids

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