5 ways to incorporate windows into interior design
Windows are an inherent part of the design. They are both functional as well as aesthetic commodities. Without windows you cannot have natural light or ventilation within the interiors, which is functionally redundant. Living spaces without natural light and ventilation become absolutely redundant. So since these openings are a living essential, designers have come up with inventive ways to incorporate them into designs. Making windows a part of the interior space could be challenging, especially if you’re dealing with small openings. Larger ones are easier to deal with because they could be amped up with the requisite blinds, panelings and other furnishings. We now have the concept of French windows, vertical windows, arched windows and more. Below, let’s look at a few ways to incorporate the best window designs in your interiors.
Interior Design, Home Renovation Image Source: ZL Construction
Interior Design, Home Renovation Image Source: ZL Construction
Interior Design, Home Renovation Image Source: Unity Interior Design Pte Ltd
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Interior Design, Home Renovation Image Source: Dan’s Workshop Pte Ltd
- Horizontal framed

- The L-shaped formation

- Vertical window design

- Modish window design

- Rounded windows
