Residential Window Walls
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The Impact of Residential Window Walls
This is a beautiful photograph taken by William Waldron, showcasing the design of Muriel Brandolini for Elle Decor. While this is not a residential window wall created by us, it is a fabulous example of how a window wall call be a frame to the outside world.
Several years ago I came across a similar set up in South Jordan, Utah. The home was designed to showcase a large family/living area in the back of the house, ideal for empty-nesters who didn’t need all the bedrooms, but who entertained their children and grandchildren frequently. Their living area had many comfortable couches and a spacious kitchen. What I loved most was the enormous back wall window. This family lived directly behind the South Jordan Temple. Their residential window wall opened up to see the white edifice, almost like a gigantic picture frame.
While the easiest way to create a residential window wall is in the initial building phase of a home, the same effect can be created with some delicate planning and a great vision for opening up the natural wonders of the world into your home.
Bringing the Outdoors In
Whether you are looking at the Wasatch Front or a backyard garden, a window wall changes the entire “feel” of a room. While the easiest way to create a window wall is in the initial building phase of a home, the same effect can be created with delicate planning and a great vision.
At Advanced Window Products, we specialize in opening up the natural wonders of the world and bringing them into your home. A well-placed window wall doesn’t just add light; it adds value and a sense of peace to your daily living space. Residential window walls truly are one of the best ways to make your home stand out!
