Steel windows and doors are absolutely beautiful ways to add additional flair and modern design to your home or commercial space.

When shopping for steel windows and doors, two common terms you may come across are simulated divided lights (SDL) and true divided lights (TDL). What do these terms mean? And what’s the difference between true divided lights and simulated divided lights? Which should you choose for your project?

Steel has gained popularity in modern contemporary design in recent years. Interior designers and architects have increased their usage of steel windows and doors as part of their visions. Not only does steel offer narrow sightlines and a connection to the outdoors, but steel windows and doors also offer greater energy efficiency over other traditional materials such as wood.

For serial movers Athena and Victor Calderone, the eighth time’s the charm—a classical townhouse in Cobble Hill has become the stylish couple’s forever home

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All The Details supplied and installed the steel windows and doors for this Luxury Residential

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Check out this slideshow for more pictures of the steel windows All The Details supplied for this luxury residential home

Architect: Beinfeild Architects

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All the Details designed and supplied a custom steel kitchen window wall for this San Diego residence

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All the Details supplied and installed the entry steel door for this luxury Greenwich home

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All The Details is proud to announce that our dear friend and client, Beinfield Architects was named #1 Architect in the state of CT

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