Light and View
A combination of windows: awning (above) and casement (below) provide a wonderful view while also allowing the owner to capture and control a breeze.

Intimate Bay Window
Controlling light while capturing views can sometimes be difficult. Here the bay window allows the owners sweeping views of the lake, while curtains on the bay window can provide privacy while high windows continue to provide light.

Dramatic Views
Just seeing the view is sometimes not enough. Here the bay window allows the owners to feel part of the landscape.

Light Wall
Stacked windows and sliding doors allows a family room in the lowest part of the house to be flooded with light.

Detail
Adding a bay window to an attic can provide light as well as create an intimate space.

Controlled Views
Framing specific views with a variety of windows can help form how a space is used.

Outside - In
Twenty-six windows brings a landscape with 40-mile views dramatically into the room.

Stacking
Aligning different types of windows can bring organization to a structure.

Scale
Multiple windows can bring scale to an elevation.