A head-turning focal point, a cozy reading space, a beautiful display of plants and herbs—the possibilities are pretty much limitless with bay, bow, and garden windows. 

Bay windows typically have a fixed center window and a window (usually a casement window) on each side. This creates a “three-dimensional” effect that boosts curb appeal, allows for excellent views, and creates ample sill space you can use for storage, display, or seating.

Bow windows usually consist of four or five equally sized casement or fixed windows. The “bowing” effect creates a rounded appearance that delivers fantastic curb appeal and natural light.

Garden windows are made with four adjoining windows to form what is essentially a glass box. The roof of a garden window is sloped for water runoff. Garden windows come with shelf space for gardening, and the outermost window swings outward to provide excellent ventilation.

Whichever style you want, you’re guaranteed meticulous craftsmanship and cutting-edge innovation from a manufacturer with over 70 years in the window industry.