Window frame white or anthracite?

I recently saw sand-colored windows in a white house. The tone was like very light oak wood, with sliding elements made of larch wood slats. It was super chic!

Well then we probably stand out :p....inside and outside in anthracite

Add me to the outliers as well. I also have anthracite (RAL7016) inside and outside.
But I'm more of a Bauhaus style furnishing type with designer furniture. I think you have to consider how the room will be furnished afterwards.
Also, at least for me, anthracite looks better with higher windows and corresponding room height.

White-white was somehow too boring for me. I had considered anthracite outside and white inside for a while, but then consciously decided on the contrast inside.

But basically, it's really a matter of personal taste.

We have anthracite both inside and outside - in aluminum. White would be too monotonous for me.

It also depends on the house. A house with red or black bricks with white windows, in my opinion, almost always looks good. A white/grey plastered house should have anthracite-colored windows as a contrast.

We have anthracite both inside and outside - in aluminum. White would be too monotonous for me.

Which window sills did you choose for non-floor-to-ceiling windows? I am still debating whether to go with oak (matching the floor) or Nero Assoluto (like the countertop in the kitchen) :D

Which window sills have you chosen for non-floor-to-ceiling windows? I am still deciding whether to go with oak (matching the floor) or Nero Assoluto (like the countertop in the kitchen) :D

I personally would never choose dark window sills. It looks like at the doctor's or something. So functional, I think. Wood never looks bad, in my opinion, and always fits in well. But of course, it's a matter of taste. Wood also handles scratches well and still looks good afterwards.