Window Sill Materials & Colors

Hardwood window sill finishes

Ninety-five stains across eleven species — white oak, walnut, cherry, brown maple, hard maple, hickory, oak, quarter oak, wormy maple, sap cherry and elm. Grain, hardness and how each takes a stain all differ, so the species matters as much as the colour. See the hardwood range →

Solid surface and Corian colours

Seventy-seven solid surface colours, from veined marble looks and terrazzo patterns through to flat whites and darks. Non-porous, seamless when joined, and repairable by sanding. See the solid surface range →

Painted window sill colours

Three hundred and seventy-three Sherwin-Williams paint colours sprayed over a sealed, sanded paint-grade substrate — for a sill that matches trim or disappears into the wall entirely.

Window sill material comparison

Hardwood suits rooms where the sill reads as woodwork and matches existing trim. Solid surface suits wet rooms, south-facing windows and long seamless runs. Painted suits a sill that should match the casing exactly. Compare wood and solid surface →