Cupola Builder

Build Your Cupola

Pick a base, midsection, and roof style below, then add a lantern or weathervane if you'd like one. When you're done, send us your selections and we'll follow up with pricing and next steps.

Step 1

Base & Sizing

Cupolas are measured at the base, from 16″ to 60″, sized to your roofline's pitch.

Single Base

The standard base for roofs up to an 8/12 pitch — sits flush against a gently to moderately pitched roofline.

High Base

A taller base for roofs up to a 10/12 pitch, built to clear a steeper roofline while keeping the cupola sitting level.

Double Base

Needed for pitches steeper than 10/12, when a Single or High Base isn't tall enough to clear the roofline.

Flared Base

A more striking look, with a flared skirt that's available for any pitch — a good upgrade from a Single or High Base on the same roofline.

Step 2

Midsection

The midsection sits below the roof and sets the character of the piece.

Classic Louvered

Traditional louvers, back-screened to keep the weather out while venting the space below — the look most people picture when they picture a cupola.

Windowed

Tempered glass with external grills — ready to hold a lantern or a light socket so the midsection glows from within after dark.

Step 3

Roof Style

Six hand-soldered copper roof styles to match your home.

Steep Cape Cod

A hip-style roof with a 12/12 pitch, designed historically to shed heavy New England snow and rain. The steepest of our roof styles, and the most dramatic silhouette.

Cape Cod

A hip-style roof with a 7/12 pitch — the classic, versatile profile that suits most homes and matches the lower-pitched roofline most New England houses already have.

Pagoda

A hip-style roof inspired by East Asian architecture, with a graceful concave profile that curves upward at the eaves for a distinctive look.

Standing Seam

Long vertical copper panels with raised, interlocking edges for a striking, elevated seam line — a popular match for a standing-seam metal roof.

A cupola roof finished in asphalt shingles to match a shingled roofline

Asphalt Shingled

A uniform, classic look that matches an asphalt-shingled roof, so the cupola reads as part of the roofline instead of standing apart from it.

Lead Coated

An architectural gray finish for a quieter, more muted look — copper underneath, but without copper's bright color or the patina it develops over time.

Step 4 · Optional

Lantern

Choose a Windowed midsection above to add a lantern.

Cape Cod H-Bar

A classic Cape Cod lantern style, named for its H-shaped bar pattern.

Cape Cod X-Bar

A classic Cape Cod lantern style, named for its X-shaped bar pattern.

Onion Lantern

A lantern style named for its rounded, onion-shaped profile.

Step 6

Your Address

We use this to check whether installation is available in your area.

Street address

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Get In Touch

Ready to request your build?

Send us your selections above, or just give us a call — we're happy to help you figure out the right fit.

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Build Your Cupola

Base & Sizing

Single Base

High Base

Double Base

Flared Base

Midsection

Classic Louvered

Windowed

Roof Style

Steep Cape Cod

Cape Cod

Pagoda

Standing Seam

Asphalt Shingled

Lead Coated

Lantern

Cape Cod H-Bar

Cape Cod X-Bar

Onion Lantern

Weathervane

Airplanes

Animals & Wildlife

Arrows

Banners, Flags & Symbols

Birds

Boats

Characters & Figures

Custom Favorites

Finials

Nautical & Coastal

Professions & Pastimes

Sealife

Your Address

Ready to request your build?