Storia Bilegno
Baroque-Style Wooden Windows
The Storia style is a harmonious meeting of past and present. While looking respectfully to architectural tradition and to the principles that have defined windows over the centuries, it integrates the most advanced technologies to meet today’s demands for efficiency, sustainability and design. Every product is designed to offer not only practical, modern solutions, but also a connection with history, making every space unique and full of meaning. This fusion of innovation and memory creates a timeless elegance that enriches every space, keeping continuity with the past alive while looking to the future.
Aesthetic and
Functional Innovation
In the Bilegno version, the glazing bead is positioned on the outside of the window, making glass replacement easy without compromising the aesthetics.
This solution eliminates the visible glazing bead and silicone seals, creating a clean look. The innovation lies in the use of a structural tape that integrates seamlessly with the wood, forming a single, continuous body.
This system improves the window’s stability and eliminates visible joints and nails on the façade, ensuring a flawless, impeccable finish.
Glass Options
The Storia Bilegno window combines excellent energy performance with a minimalist design, thanks to interchangeable enlarged profiles and high-performance glazing, available in single- and double-chamber versions.
While delivering high performance, it always retains elegance and functionality.
The unique advantages of Storia Bilegno include:
▪ Two-tone: customize the exterior and interior with different colors and finishes to suit any architectural style.
▪ Dual style: a fusion of tradition and innovation that blends historic design with modern technology.
Baroque Craftsmanship
With Storia Bilegno, we offer made-to-measure windows inspired by the traditional windows of historic town centers.
Every detail is designed to evoke the elegance of historic buildings, while maintaining the quality and efficiency of modern solutions.
Baroque craftsmanship includes:
▪ Shaped transoms: to reproduce the distinctive look of antique windows, enriching them with decorative profiles.
▪ Glazing bars: a touch of refinement and tradition that gives the windows a historic look.
▪ Decorative beading: artisan details that recall traditional craftsmanship, for those who want a result that tells the story of the beauty of period homes.
