Italianate architecture took hold in America from roughly 1840 to 1885, borrowing the bracketed eaves, tall narrow windows, and richly curved profiles of Renaissance Italian villas. Italianate moulding favors sweeping ogee curves, bold scroll brackets, paired window hoods, and crown assemblies that project further from the wall than any other 19th-century style.
Mason’s Mill carries 45 Italianate profiles suited to brownstone restorations, Hudson Valley villas, and the bracketed wood-frame Italianates common across the Midwest. They pair naturally with our Victorian profiles when restoring transitional homes built in the 1860s and 1870s.
Old Cherry captures the deep, reddish-brown warmth of stained cherry wood in a durable, two-tone composite finish. Applied to James Hardie® fiber cement lap siding as part of the RusticSeries™ collection, it delivers rich color depth and natural grain variation while standing up to sun, moisture, and pests far better than real wood — backed by a 30-year coating warranty.
Two-Tone Composite Wood Grain Finish | 30-Year Coating Warranty | Factory-Applied Finish for Consistent Color | James Hardie® Fiber Cement Substrate | Fire-Resistant, Low-Maintenance Alternative to Stained Wood | Coordinating Solid-Color Trim & Caulking Available
5.25", 6.25", 7.25", 8.25", 9.25", 12"
12ft
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