Window, as
an essential element in your house, does not only function to allow light and
air coming in to rooms in the house. Window can also work as the building’s
point of interest, with such an artistic design that match with particular
rooms you have in the house. One of them is kitchen, where arts could be so
much impactful to anything you make.
If you are
now wondering about what kitchen window
will suit your kitchen’s layout and model, read through these ideas.
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| Kitchen window |
Wide and
Clear
Windows in
kitchens are commonly installed against the sink, so that everyone washing the
dishes or just turning on the faucet, can have a little view of the outside
beautiful world. If you got a perfectly arranged side garden which you do not
want to waste, try to set a large piece of wide rectangular window near the
kitchen’s sink.
You may set
this window with pane in the middle and operable on sides, considering how long
your sink is. Complete the look of your window by hanging valance of which
pattern suits with the wall tiles or other fixture in the kitchen.
Long and
Narrow
Unlike the
previous kitchen window, this one
got a narrower width. It is to answer some people’s consideration of having
more privacy while they are in the kitchen. So, a long and narrow window could
be one of the best alternatives. You can even add roller shades if you expect
for more privacy, without eliminating air and light from outside completely.
Also, try to have this window at eye level for your own comfort.
Arched
Window
A classic
vintage house definitely needs this to set in their kitchen. The perfect arched
window which is completed with an arched Roman shade to intensify its bold
theme. Do some adjustments near its frame, so that you can have a
little-higher-look of the window. Having three sections of them over the sink
will certainly make the overall kitchen layout incredibly beautiful.
Folding
Window
Modern and
contemporary houses would be better to have some folding windows to connect the
kitchens with outside view. When the summer day comes with nice breeze and sun
that should not be missed, the windows can easily be folded up to let those
beautiful natural elements come in. No need to attach wide frames, so that you
can enjoy more view to your backyard or neighbor’s home.