Selecting windows for each room will depend on specific requirements like ventilation, privacy needs and desired light control. With the right windows in place, the room can feel much more inviting.
Each room has different needs so there is not a one-size-fits-all approach. Kitchens require dependable ventilation and easy operation, bedrooms benefit from soundproofing and privacy, living rooms need to feel especially cosy and inviting, and bathrooms are humid spaces so they need windows made from moisture-resistant materials.
Which Window Styles Work Best in Living Rooms?
As often the most used room in the house, living room windows have an intrinsic role in shaping atmosphere, influencing natural light levels, framing views and contributing to overall comfort of the space.
- Casement windows are a common choice for living rooms, providing brilliant ventilation. They are compatible with both contemporary and classic homes.
- Bay and bow windows have a unique aesthetic appeal as they usher in more natural light than other window types. They also create an area of seating or a relaxing reading nook.
- Picture windows do a great job of framing an impressive review, as well as welcoming in a high degree of sunlight. However, they are usually paired with windows that open so ventilation doesnโt suffer.
Which Window Styles Work Best in Kitchens?
In kitchens, practicality should always lead the way. Smooth operation, reliable ventilation and easy cleaning are key, particularly in busy family spaces.
Careful window placement is important to avoid clashing with worktops, sinks or cooking areas, while still letting in plenty of natural light and fresh air where it matters most.
Casement and tilt-and-turn windows are popular choices thanks to their simple operation and excellent control over airflow.
Which Window Styles Work Best in Bathrooms?
Poor ventilation, a lack of privacy and over-reliance on artificial lighting are common issues when bathroom windows arenโt specified correctly.
Obscured glazing helps flood the space with natural light while maintaining privacy, preventing bathrooms from feeling dark or enclosed. Effective ventilation is equally important to control moisture levels and reduce the risk of mould.
Frosted glass is the most widely used option, often paired with top-opening window styles. Moisture-resistant materials such as UPVC and aluminium are particularly well suited to humid bathroom environments.
If youโd like help choosing the right window style for a specific room in your home, get in touch to speak with our team of advisors.
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We have a fantastic range to choose from so whether it’s a modern style or traditional timber effect windows – we are confident that we will have windows to improve any home to give it the finished look with elegance.
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