Whether you're replacing, remodeling, or building a new Tudor home, you’ve come to the right place. We’re here to guide you in selecting windows and doors that bring to life the old-world character of this style. Get tips on window and door types, colors, grilles, and more details that will complement your Tudor’s aesthetic. And if you’re hoping to put your own spin on this traditional style, we’ve got tips to help with that too! 

For the entrance, a Tudor-style door is typically as wide, or wider, than any other single exterior door in the house. Main entry doors are often oak with a medium to dark stain — helping to create the characteristic dark, rich color palette. Choosing a diamond grille pattern for the glass panel would add to the historic English look. A simple rectangular door is also a popular option, often set back inside a vestibule with an arched entrance.

Consider the following features when deciding on your Tudor entry door:

• A covered porch around the main entrance adds curb appeal and emphasizes the entrance.
• A front door panel with an archtop shape or Springline™ door, which has a circle top, adds old-world charm.
• For a modern Tudor, consider a large glass panel with black colonial grilles and a transom.
• Bring in more natural light with a classic sidelight — a window joined to the door. 

TIP: Explore your entry door options.