Modern Design Balcony Aluminum Section Double Glazed Soundproof Garden Bay Window

Home design trends come and go but there’s one that has never wavered: the bay window. Since the late 15th century, bay windows have appeared on homes of all styles to add elegance and architectural detail.

Bay windows are made up of three windows, typically two operable

windows at an angle with one fixed window in the middle. They feature more angular lines than a bow window. For this reason, bay windows are more commonly used in transitional and contemporary homes.

Advantage :

Bay windows increase square footage, add value to your house, increase natural light a lot, add ventilation, and can add various uses like a daybed, read nook, shelving, and more.

Appearance:

Bay windows can be made to match the style of the house, and nearly always look good as long as they’re designed well.

Light:

Normally windows allow light in from one angle. Because bay windows have three sides, there are three directions from which sunlight can enter your house. Illuminate your home naturally with a large bay window.

Ventilation:

Bay windows can open and close like other windows, thus offering ventilation to your standards.

What Can You Do With A Bay Window?

· Set up a nook. A bay window in your kitchen is an ideal spot for a breakfast nook.

· Add long drapes. Create a vertical emphasis that makes the room look a little bigger.

· Make the space a window seat. Use it as another seating area or place for pillows.

· Create an alcove. Make a cozy reading space to curl up in with your favorite book.

· Utilize accent chairs. A good alternative if you don’t have room for chairs as accents.

· Add a Desk. The large amount of light they offer makes this area perfect for a desk.

· Use it for activities. Place a table in front of the bay window for hobbies and crafts.

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