About this asset

Traditional two-wide double-hung cottage window family for Revit featuring unequal divided-lite sashes and exterior profile casing. This dual-unit window assembly showcases a classic cottage configuration with unequal sash proportions, pairing a shorter upper sash with an elongated lower sash. Both side-by-side units feature simulated divided lites, presenting a four-pane grid on top and a six-pane division below. A vertical mullion neatly divides the twin operable sashes, framed by a continuous head and sill profile. The exterior trim features profiled moulding details in a neutral muted tone, framing crisp white sash stiles and rails surrounding clear blue architectural glazing infills.

The download is a 1.8 MB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Designed as a native Revit window component, this family inserts directly into standard hosted wall assemblies. Exterior casing geometry automatically joins and cuts clean host apertures in building models. Designers can easily schedule opening sizes, adjust instance sill heights along elevation facades, and assign standard project materials to sashes, trim profiles, and glass panels for consistent plan drafting, elevation annotations, and rendered views.

Suitable for traditional residential schemes, coastal cottages, suburban family homes, and boutique hospitality architecture, this window unit enhances exterior elevations and daylit interior rooms alike. It functions effectively across primary facades, private bedrooms, breakfast nooks, and living rooms requiring generous vertical glazing. The aesthetic pairs effortlessly with lap siding, masonry cavity walls, and classic wood shutters, giving specifiers an authentic divided-lite architectural fenestration solution for renovation and new-build documentation.