The Window maketh the Room

The first thing I noticed about these rooms was their amazing windows. Big, Wide, Tall, shapely and beautiful, these windows truly do maketh the room.

This bi-fold window system which spans the entire width of the room, draws the eye outside and lets in an abundance of natural light.

Arched windows each has the ability to be opened separately. This window takes advantage of the high ceilings in this room. Looks gorgeous. 

Conservatory style windows are nothing short of spectacular. This installation makes for a sunny room in the warmer months and would give you a perfect view of a storm during the colder seasons.

Roof light / sky light perfectly positioned at the peak of the roof to allow massive amount of light in and make this attic style room appear larger.

I love this window. It is perfectly highlighted by the charcoal coloured walls and is the feature of this bedroom. The absence of window furnishings also makes this circular window stand out.

This classic bay window is highlighted by the candy pink and peacock blue paint. It stand quite high and each of the window panels opens out. Cute.

A view like this deserves such a massive window piece. Taking full advantage of the fantastic view - this would be beautiful when the sun went down.

Attic style push-out windows are perfect for this room. A gorgeous alternative to a standard window frame.

 

The bi-fold windows let in plenty of light but the mirrors hung around the room reflect the light and brighten up the room even more.

Floor to windows create an extension to the room and, again, let in an abundance of light. Perfect spot for breakfast.

More conservatory style windows letting in lots of natural light. Often used in city buildings where wall space is occupied by neighbouring structures.

Glass french doors leading to a small courtyard are the perfect addition to this glamorous bathroom. The dark tiles, heavy filigree mirror and dark vanity are instantly brightened.