About this asset

Traditional cottage double-hung window Revit family featuring a two-wide mulled assembly with divided lites and profiled exterior casing trim. This window assembly is configured as a two-wide mulled unit with unequal cottage-style sash proportions, where the upper sash is shorter than the lower pane. Both individual units exhibit colonial-style divided lites formed by slender interior and exterior muntin bars. A pronounced vertical mullion separates the two window bays, framed by a continuous brickmould exterior casing with an integrated sloping sill profile. Finished in a subtle sage-beige exterior surround contrasting crisp off-white sash profiles, the window balances historic detailing with clean architectural lines for exterior elevations.

The download is a 1.7 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.

As a native Revit window component, this RFA family inserts directly into architectural wall hosts. In project workflows, it cuts host openings cleanly, supports elevation callouts, and reads consistently in window schedules with accurate rough opening and unit dimensions. Parameters allow coordination between finish plans, coarse plan symbols, and fine 3D representations for documentation.

Suited to single-family residential architecture, heritage restorations, townhouses, and boutique hospitality lodges, this cottage-style glazing pairs naturally with lap siding, masonry veneer, and cedar shingle facades. It serves living rooms, dining spaces, and primary bedrooms where vertical proportions and historic rhythm are desired. Specifiers seeking traditional divided-lite cottage double hung units or mulled exterior fenestration will find this family aligned with vernacular elevation details.