Bay windows are a popular architectural feature that extends outward from the main walls of a building, creating a small alcove or nook inside the room. They typically consist of three windows: a large central window with two smaller side windows angled at 30 or 45 degrees. Bay windows are often found in living rooms, dining rooms, or bedrooms and serve both aesthetic and functional purposes.
By projecting outward, bay windows allow more natural light to enter the room, making the space feel larger and brighter. The extended area can also give the room a sense of depth and create interesting interior views.