CRAFTED IN AVENEL, NEW JERSEY

Windows and doors for buildings that outlive us.

Custom architectural windows and doors in wood, steel and bronze. Drawn, engineered, fabricated, installed and serviced by one company.

Architects & builders
1940sFamily craft tradition
50,000Sq ft facility, Avenel NJ
100%Fabrication in-house
Tri-stateOwn installation crews
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An Artistic craftsman hand-fitting a wood beam on the workbench, clamped and ready for shapingHand-fitting a beam on the bench, Avenel.
Who we are

Two generations, one workshop.

Beautiful work depends on what happens behind the drawing. At Artistic, our designers, engineers, and craftspeople work together to resolve the details that make an ambitious window or door possible.

Our family craft tradition reaches back to the 1940s. Today, shop drawings and fabrication take place in our 50,000-square-foot facility in Avenel, New Jersey—keeping the people who design each detail close to the people who build it.

End to end

One team, from first drawing to final service.

We draw it, build it, hang it and look after it.

1

Design

We work directly with architects, builders and homeowners, resolving every sightline and detail before a profile is cut.

2

Fabricate

Built in New Jersey in our own facility. No outsourcing. Every detail watched over and managed by our team.

3

Install

Our own installation crews complete projects throughout the tri-state area, so responsibility never changes hands.

4

Service

An expert in-house service team diagnoses and corrects any issue, long after installation.

A steel-framed skylight and window wall overlooking a New York apartment building
Materials & systems

Material follows the architecture.

Wood, steel, and bronze offer different possibilities for proportion, sightline, character, and performance. We develop each opening around the building and the demands of the project.

For architects & builders

Bring us the performance brief.

Share the opening, material preferences, and project requirements. We'll discuss suitable approaches with you.

Discuss a project
“Over many years, Artistic Windows & Doors have provided the highest quality products for our classic homes. Their customer service is excellent, always resolving any minor issues we may have.”
VanderHorn ArchitectsHouzz review · 2014
“The company fabricated custom-designed doors and windows for the award-winning Saratoga Avenue Community Center building, and the delivery arrived to the job site in perfect condition.”
George Ranalli ArchitectHouzz review · 2016
“We have been impressed by the professionalism of the company and all its workers, from the estimate to the measurements and installation. You cannot expect better if you live in a landmark place.”
Homeowner, Upper West Side NYCHouzz review · 2026
5.0 out of 5 stars on Houzz, verified professional reviews.
Start a project

Tell us what you're planning. We'll confirm what it takes to build it.

For orders, shop drawings and technical information, call, write or email. We look forward to working with you on your next door and window design project.

Studio
10 South Inman Avenue
Avenel, New Jersey 07001
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Prefer to talk it through? Call (732) 726-9400, weekdays until 5pm.

Frequently asked

Questions we hear from specifiers and homeowners.

Does Artistic Windows & Doors handle installation, or only manufacturing?

Both, plus service after installation. Artistic designs, fabricates, installs and services every project with our own crews, rather than handing it off to a subcontractor after the sale.

What materials does Artistic build in?

Two material families: solid, hand-fabricated hardwood, and thermally broken steel and bronze on the Secco Sistemi OS2 75 / EBE platform. No composite, vinyl, or aluminum-clad systems.

Where is Artistic Windows & Doors based, and where do you install?

Everything is designed and built in our own 50,000 square foot facility in Avenel, New Jersey. Our own installation crews cover the tri-state area.

How long has Artistic been building windows and doors?

The company's craft tradition runs back to the 1940s, now guided by two generations of the same family.

A stained hardwood double entry door with geometric leaded glass under a half-round transomarched double-door transom, installed