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Design & Materials

Patterns

Your project needs meet true design realization.

Rectangular layouts are only the beginning. Creative Millwork supports traditional, shaped, decorative, and custom grille patterns across residential, commercial, and specialty applications. Bring us the opening, the drawing, or even a sketch and our team can help turn the design into a practical grille solution.

The examples below are a starting point. Custom and non-rectangular patterns are part of the capability.

Full Rectangular Lites

Evenly spaced rectangular lites for conventional window and door layouts.

Non-Rectangular Windows

Rectangular grille layouts adapted to arches, circles, and other shaped openings.

Queen Anne

Perimeter-focused layouts that create a framed decorative border.

Single Craftsman

A simplified Craftsman pattern with divided lites concentrated at one edge.

Double Craftsman

A Craftsman variation with additional divided-lite structure.

Simulated Checkrails or Mulls

Horizontal or vertical elements used to suggest traditional checkrail and mull conditions.

Diamond Standard

Regular diamond-grid patterns for a distinctive architectural appearance.

Diamond Customs

Diamond-inspired layouts adapted around project-specific geometry.

Sunburst

Radial patterns with optional lower rectangles and solid-hub concepts.

Renaissance

Arched decorative patterns with repeating curved geometry.

Gothic

Pointed and arched decorative geometry for traditional architectural work.

Spider

Radiating decorative patterns built around a central focal point.

Lower Rectangle

An extended lower rectangular area that can be combined with shaped upper patterns.

Oval or Circle

Radial and divided-lite treatments for round and oval openings.

Custom

Customer sketches, drawings, historical references, and unusual openings can become engineered custom patterns.

Custom curved wood grille application

Beyond the examples

A pattern can begin with the opening, not the catalog.

Shaped windows, historical references, customer sketches, decorative geometry, and unusual layouts can all become the basis for an engineered grille solution.