Oriel window

An immaculate side return extension with glazed ceiling and crittall windows. We love the crittall doors in the patio area too. In the home of Insta account @victorianhome_estd1883.

Oriel windows are a great way to make a real feature in your extension. Popular with architects, they look so stylish from the outside and also bring in lots of additional light on the inside too.⁠ ⁠ Our oriel windows are contemporary in design, with minimal frames and maximum glass. Like everything we do, they can be configured exactly how you would like them...we have one in our showroom which joins a rooflight!⁠ Project and images from @revamp_diaries⁠ Designed by @sethwhitearchitects

Designed in Hackney: it's week four in our celebration of design from the London borough of Hackney and today's featured project is a modest glass extension to a house in Dalston by Shoreditch-based architects Platform 5. Located at the back of the house, a glass roof and wall project out from the side of a renovated kitchen and bridge

Garden Design for courtyard in Whitechapel. The Gregg pendant light, created by Ludovica & Roberto Palomba is crafted from free-blown glass making each light unique. Two hang above the dining area and one over the HAY chairs.

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This window seat design uses timber to create a feature wall and a base to sit on. A window seat design like this uses frameless structural glass to creat the window element. The timber for the base and the side is very on trend and creates a modern window seat design. Click on the image to see more examples of window seat designs.

Contemporary oriel window comprising back painted structural glass and birch plywood lining. House extension in Camberwell, London by Rider Stirland Architects.

Casement and fixed windows with slimline aluminium frames combine aesthetics & energy efficiency. Perfect with our bifold or sliding doors.