We opted for 2 over none and very glad. I love being able to keep our shades half closed/down and full view and zero obstructions. Additionally I wanted black exterior and white interior. I'm very happy with our choices.

Simulated divided light or grids between the glass. If grids between the glass just skip them. Frankly on your house with the bow I would skip them regardless.

Thanks so much! I like the 2over none.
Thought about keeping the traditional grids and doing 6 over none, etc.
Not sure if that would look ok on a ‘60’s ranch.
Window companies like to quote 2 over 2. I think because the more grids the more costly a purchase

We are doing Sal not grids between the glass.

Simulated divided lights

That darn bow window is a problem that we have to live with

Can someone help me with visualization of different grid patterns

For that style house, I would get rid of the grids......I like them in some homes, but not in your case.

I like the bow window :)

Two over two, not zero over zero. You will have a conpletely flat facade otherwise.

We obviously still need to redo landscaping, front doors and new shutters.
I am planning on flat paneled shutters .
Also new window treatments

How would 4 over 4 look for the window grids?

You say you are keeping the bow, are you replacing the glass and if so how will it be broken up? Casements? Double hung? Or will it look exactly as it does now?

Unfortunately, the bow is staying as is.
No one seems to know what to do with it.
I like 2 over 2 but afraid that it is too modern for my house.
So should I keep the traditional 6 over 6 ?
Is 4 over 4 too cottages looking?
I am planning on linen color outside and white inside.
After looking at the pictures I feel like my columns are too skinny but that’s a different issue.

Which of your pictures illustrate 2 over 2?

None of my house.
Mine are very traditional 6 over 6