Specialty windows denote unique shapes and operating styles available that can add beauty and character to your home. Combine them with standard windows or feature them alone and to make a visual statement. See the options below.

Radius Windows

You can choose to have your specialty window operable to let in fresh air or fixed to only let in light, the choice is yours.

In an arch-top or radius window, the bottom half of the window is rectangular while the top is an arch or half-circle adding architectural interest to a room.

Symmetrical circle windows can act as a focal point in bathrooms, entryways, stairways, and closets while providing natural light.

Bay & Bow Windows

Add more space to your home with a shelf for decorative elements or even a permanent window seat which is commonly used in living rooms or dining rooms.

A bay window is typically a combination of three windows of varying widths that dramatically extend from your home.

A bow window is very similar to a bay window, except it's generally composed of four or more windows joined at equal angles to form a more even curve.

Garden Windows

Because they extend beyond the house, place your garden window where it won't interfere with sidewalks, patios, or other exterior features.

Garden windows contain an interior shelf for plants and herbs making it the perfect solution for avid chefs and gardeners.

Because garden windows offer side vents, you can enjoy natural light as well as ventilation in your kitchen.