We build custom timber windows for heritage restoration and new work across Sydney, handcrafted in our Picton workshop. That includes double-hung sash windows, multi-pane colonial casements, bifold windows, arched fanlights and sunburst windows, and circular windows with ornamental surrounds.
Many of our windows are made for older homes, where an off-the-shelf unit will not fit the opening or the style. We make each one to measure, frames and sills included, with leadlight and decorative glazing available for heritage designs.
Browse some of our recent windows below, or request a quote for your project.

Classic white-painted colonial-style timber window with traditional multi-pane configuration, handcrafted at Marrickville Joinery.

Natural timber arched sunburst window frame with radiating spoke design, a feature piece crafted at Marrickville Joinery.

Workshop equipment and fixtures used in the precision fabrication of custom timber doors and windows at Marrickville Joinery.

White-painted timber door with an elegant arched top section and raised panel design, handcrafted at Marrickville Joinery.

Classic white-painted colonial window with a traditional small-pane grid pattern, crafted by the skilled joiners at Marrickville Joinery.

Colonial-style white timber window with many small panes, an elegant heritage-inspired design from Marrickville Joinery.

Pair of white-painted timber casement windows with multiple panes, under construction at the Marrickville Joinery workshop.

White-painted casement window with slender vertical glass panes, a classic design handcrafted at Marrickville Joinery.

Tall white-painted timber window with multiple panes and traditional construction, ready for installation, crafted at Marrickville Joinery.

White timber colonial window featuring a multi-pane upper light section, handcrafted at the Marrickville Joinery workshop.

Classic colonial-style white timber window with multiple small square panes, showcasing traditional craftsmanship from Marrickville Joinery.

Workshop scene showing white-painted timber window frame components and assembled units in production at Marrickville Joinery.

White-painted casement window frame with multiple panes, showing quality timber joinery and construction from Marrickville Joinery.

White-painted bifold window assembly with multiple horizontal glass panes, designed and fabricated at Marrickville Joinery.

Ornate circular rose window or bullseye window feature with heritage decorative surrounds, showcasing Marrickville Joinery's capability in heritage restoration work.

Double-hung sash windows installed in a painted rendered exterior wall, showing heritage windows in their domestic context.

Multiple heritage window frames being assembled in the workshop, showing a production batch of traditional timber windows.

Decorative circular leadlight stained glass rosette featuring a red and green floral design, handcrafted for feature windows or doors.

Decorative circular leadlight stained glass rosette with a red heart and green foliage design, handcrafted for feature windows or door panels.

Heritage arched fanlight window featuring a semi-circular arch above rectangular lower panels, shown in workshop prior to installation.

Arched heritage timber window frame in progress in the workshop, showing the construction of the curved top rail.

Heritage arched window unit featuring a semi-circular arch above two rectangular lower panels, a classic Victorian residential design.

Pink painted arched window surround featuring a decorative sun or fan motif, designed for heritage residential facades.

Custom timber window frame under construction in the Marrickville Joinery workshop, demonstrating the craftsmanship applied to every joinery project.

Custom-made horizontal timber window sill component, precisely machined and finished by Marrickville Joinery for quality window installations.

Custom-made horizontal timber window sill component, precisely machined and finished by Marrickville Joinery for quality window installations.

Heritage window featuring a diamond or lozenge-patterned leadlight glass design, a traditional decorative glazing technique.

Heritage arched fanlight window with decorative glass, designed for Federation-era residential facades.

Heritage restoration piece showing a decorative curved fanlight arch with slender vertical spindles and circular window element, crafted by Marrickville Joinery.

Heritage sash window with multiple glazing panes in a timber frame, typical of early Australian residential architecture.

Close-up of a natural timber heritage window frame showing the precision joinery and moulded profile of sash window construction.

Heritage window frame being constructed showing internal framing brackets and supports, capturing the craft of traditional window making.

Large arched timber window frame under construction in the Marrickville Joinery workshop, showcasing the craftsmanship applied to heritage-style arched windows.

Large multi-pane heritage window frame being assembled in the workshop, showcasing traditional glazing bar construction.

Workshop showing several heritage glazed window frames at various stages of completion, demonstrating the scale of production.

Pink painted heritage window with an arched top, combining decorative painted finish with traditional window design.

Pink painted heritage window frame with multiple glazing panes, showing a traditional sash window design in a decorative pink finish.

Pink painted double-hung sash window frame being assembled in the workshop, showing traditional sash window construction.

Pink or mauve painted timber window frame being constructed in the workshop, showing the assembly of heritage window joinery.

Pink painted timber window frames being assembled in the workshop, part of a heritage restoration project.

Single small heritage timber-framed window unit, showing compact sash or casement window construction for period properties.

Horizontal louvre window unit in a solid timber frame, designed to allow ventilation while maintaining privacy.

A row of tall timber window frames arranged in the Marrickville Joinery workshop ready for finishing or delivery.




