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This charming farmhouse is located in one of the more punishing locations in the United States: Martha’s Vineyard. Exposed to sun, salt and harsh winter winds, it has to be tough — yet beautiful. The owners and architects chose Marvin wood windows clad in durable, extruded aluminum. We say: Good choice. Photo courtesy TrendsIdeas.com    

This Cotswold Revival home, built in the 1920s, had classic lines — and classic spaces, meaning too small and too dark. Interior designer Arthur Dunnam set out to bring light into the house, “which had been a bit dark and gloomy,” he told TrendsIdeas.com. And did he ever succeed. Large French casements (above) and French doors, all by Marvin, opened up the space to light ...

If you’ve ever dreamed of a home on the water, you might want to check out this beauty! Housesmarts TV recently featured it and it is gorgeous. Oh, and those lovely windows? They’re Marvin (supplied by one of our dealer partners, Old Town Glass). Check it out! This is definitely going on our list of places we’d like to live!

Wow. We see a lot of spectacular homes, but there’s something about this Aspen, Colo., project we found on Houzz that draws us in. It’s got to be that curved roof and the wall of Marvin windows. With today’s window technology, homeowners can create large expanses of glass with virtually no loss of energy efficiency. Even from a distance, the living area is a stunning exam...

Marvin’s products recently graced this beautiful house on the East Coast. Take a look at the video and watch as architect Marcus Gleysteen transforms a traditional Victorian-era Cambridge house into a modern, Scandinavian-style home. Watch the video below and check out ThisOldHouse.com to learn more about the project. Photo courtesy of ThisOldHouse.com