If you are planning to install replacement windows in your kitchen, you must take several factors into account. Given that it is among the busiest areas of your home, you’d want your choice to not only match the rest of the design elements and features of the space, but also provide adequate ventilation and daylighting. Here’s a look at some of the recommended window styles to consider for your kitchen.
Sliding Windows
This window style is a staple in most kitchens. If you want to circulate the air within your space, you only have to push the sash to the other side. Ventilation is a must-have in a busy kitchen, and, while it is always good to have a hood vent installed in your kitchen, a sliding window on top of the sink or counter helps get rid of any indoor moisture and leftover smoke or odors.
Bay Windows
Known for its aesthetic quality, a bay window can become one of your kitchen’s focal points in an instant. It has an expansive opening that allows you to frame a beautiful view of the outdoors. Depending on your needs, it can also be incorporated as part of a breakfast nook complete with seating or utilized as storage by adding a small cabinet or drawer beneath the sill. Work with a reliable window company to help you arrive at a design that fits your preferences.
Specialty Windows
Add more personality to your kitchen by installing specialty windows. Because they further accentuate the interior and improve its whole aesthetic, they can be combined with your choice of operable windows. At Renewal by Andersen® of St. Louis, we offer specialty windows that come in a wide assortment of shapes, including circles, semicircles or triangles. They can also be customized to any size or shape you like.
When you turn to us for windows and doors, you will work with our expert design team to choose the right window style for your kitchen or any room of your home. Give us a call at (314) 332-2364, or fill out our contact form to schedule a consultation. We serve homeowners in Chesterfield and the surrounding communities in Missouri.
