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The origin of dormers goes back centuries to French architect Francois Mansart (1598-1666), who introduced the Mansard style—known for its four-sided, double-pitched roof that has a lower slope that is especially steep. The deep roof lines embraced tall attic spaces that could serve as an additional floor of sleeping areas without exceeding prevailing Parisian height restrictions.

 Dormers have been a part of American
architecture since the late 1600s. Although they come in a variety of shapes and sizes, all dormers add texture and intricacy to exterior facades while bringing much needed light and air inside, as well as expanding your livable space on the second floor.