Picture Perfect Living: Enhancing Your Living Room View with Large Windows

Large Bay Windows

Bay windows are large residential windows that homeowners favor for a large front living room window. Bay windows have three windows in a unit. Marvin Replacement Bay Windows can feature casement or double hung windows. The casement window configuration offers uninterrupted views and open wide for airflow. The double hung window configuration has excellent ventilation, too. Opening the top and bottom sash of a double hung window allows warm air to pass out through the upper part. Cool air can enter through the lower part.

Bay windows extend outward to bring you closer to beautiful backyard views. A street-facing bay window becomes a focal point for your home’s curb appeal.  

Large Bow Windows

Another large front window idea is a bow window. Like a bay window, a bow window also extends outward from your home. It creates extra space in your home for more storage or décor items. Bow windows have even larger sizes than bay windows. Marvin Replacement Bow Windows can span six windows wide for panoramic views. Bow windows add a gentle curve to a home’s style that can soften straight lines in a home’s design.

Large Sliding Windows

A large sliding window, like a slider triple sash, makes a big impact in living room spaces. Plus, they open to add ventilation. Slider windows have flexible design. They can have a vertical orientation or have more of a horizontal look for wide views in your living room. Large windows that slide open are simple to operate, too.

Large Casement Windows

A large casement window stretches high for big views. Casement windows don’t have a check rail, like a double hung window. So, you don’t have to peek above or below for a look at outdoor wildlife. You can pair casement windows with picture windows for large outdoor views.

Casement windows often get used as a large egress window. They can open wide enough to meet building codes. There can be some size limitations with casement windows. They need to support the weight of the sash.

Large Awning Windows

A large awning window can fit above or below a picture window. Big awning windows also work well as kitchen windows. They’re easy to reach with their crank handle. In a living room, large awning windows can open for airflow, even in a light rain.

Large Double Hung Windows

Large house windows are often double hung windows. They have traditional style and energy efficiency. Double hung windows can pair next to each other for bigger views and more ventilation. You can add window grids to match your home’s architectural design, too.

Large Picture Windows

Picture windows top the list of large front window ideas. A picture window can take several kinds of shapes to fit spaces. They often come as large rectangles in front living rooms to take advantage of views. They don’t open, like other living room windows, so pairing them with a window that does makes sense.

Large picture window replacement can help with your home’s energy efficiency because they don’t open. The cost of large picture windows comes down to the size of the window. The type of window material and options select also impact large picture windows price.

Large Arched Windows + Large Round Windows

When it comes to large custom windows, large arched windows and large round windows can fill a living room with natural light. Arched and round windows are large fixed windows. That means they don’t open and close like other windows. The curved design adds sweeping views and architectural appeal to living rooms. A large round window above a row of double hung or casement windows can break up straight lines. You can also add a large circular window in the living room to create a focal point. A big circle window can also help capture a particular view.