Our architectural bureau has implemented another interesting project. This time we were given the task of making a house project with large windows. As always, we took a comprehensive approach to solving the issue, and together with the house we developed small sauna with swimming pool. A modern greenhouse in the same style was added to the bathhouse. A large canopy was built at the entrance. Which starts from the fence itself. The entrance to the garage will always be clear of precipitation. The architecture of the house is unusual, the very complex and modern roofing. In terms of plan, the cottage has a complex shape.

The development of the site was carried out in stages. The main house was built first, and then the auxiliary buildings. Later in the article we will tell you in more detail how we created a beautiful and comfortable home for 5 bedrooms big family.

Panoramic windows: the highlight of a modern project

How to fill your home with light? Eat various options. We applied a long-proven method. A combination of second light and large panoramic stained glass windows on two floors, oriented to the south. It is no secret that the main heat losses pass through the windows, so the south side is not a random choice. In winter, a large amount of water enters the house through the large southern window. solar heat, which cannot be said about the north side. We also must not forget that Russia has a cold climate, and it is not wise to use a large number of stained glass windows. Guided by this rule, we placed large windows in the following rooms:

• Three vertical stained glass windows in the living-dining room
• Panoramic windows in children's rooms
• Stained glass in the bedroom
• Large window in the staircase hall

The correct placement of window structures made it possible to give the interior space of the house lightness and airiness. This was especially successful in the living room. The house is filled with light and volume. Bright hues in the architecture of the house and interior design, they visually increased the space.

A house project with large floor-to-ceiling windows, a terrace and an open veranda - or nature in the house!

Everyone strives to unite with nature. Translucent structures on the floor - best method be closer to nature while doing household chores. When creating our project, we took care of all family members. Everyone has their own world open to a riot of colors and emotions. The family mood in such an atmosphere is always positive. Open veranda invites you for a pleasant conversation over a cup of tea. And if the weather starts to gloomy, this is not a reason to go indoors. You can look out onto the covered terrace, equipped with a fireplace and barbecue.

The terrace is maximally protected from the wind, providing comfort and coziness modern interior. The functionality of the terrace in this project provides access to the bathhouse under the roof. And from the bathhouse you can get into the greenhouse, which is adjacent to the right. The movements of people are thought out to the smallest detail, the layout is convenient and rational.

House with 5 bedrooms - for a large and friendly family

Next a few words about planning solution Houses. On the ground floor, the main two-height space is a dining room combined with a living room. There is a fireplace in the recreation area. The area of ​​the room is sufficient to accommodate a large number of guests. The kitchen is in separate room. From it, through the vestibule, there is access to a covered terrace, and in the living room there is a stained glass door to the open veranda.

1st floor plan

At the entrance there is a large shed adjacent to the garage. The total number of parking spaces is 4. Two of the 5 bedrooms are located in a separate area behind the stairs. The rooms have sufficient space. Also on the ground floor there is a boiler room, a bathroom and Walk-in closet. From the spacious hall, a beautiful staircase leads us to the second floor. It is worth noting that the walls of the house are designed from large-format bricks. When completing the detailed design, a complete layout of the blocks was carried out individually, which made it possible to introduce significant savings into the project.

2nd floor plan

From the staircase hall we can access all rooms on the floor. The second floor accommodates three bedrooms. One of the bedrooms has a separate bathroom and a balcony. The hall space is united by a second light. The floor is full of light and volume. All bedrooms have large stained glass windows. They offer wonderful views of the surrounding nature.

Landing on the site of a 5 bedroom house

The main building site was located in the northern corner of the site. This made it possible to organize a closed, separate courtyard. The house and the bathhouse are connected by a covered terrace, which will allow access to the bathhouse under the roof.

Revealing the main premises of the mansion to the south. southwest side. This made it possible to achieve optimal insolation of the rooms. The building area of ​​the house is quite large, about 500 sq. m. m., but the landing turned out to be quite compact. This will make it possible to place a tennis court on the site in the future. The location in the forest will give you the opportunity to always be in the fresh air. In the center of the courtyard it is possible to organize a summer pool, into which you can dive after bathing procedures.

Project of a house with large brick windows - photo

Huge floor-to-ceiling windows allow you to feel the spaciousness and enjoy the scenery at any time of the year. Among other things, they give the interior of a house or apartment a special chic and luxurious atmosphere. What you should know before building a house with panoramic windows? Photos of apartments and interiors, expert recommendations and much more in this material.

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Advantages and disadvantages of huge windows

Before discussing the pros and cons panoramic glazing, you should pay attention to two important aspects:

1. Panoramic windows were invented in French Provence, where winter temperatures do not drop below seven degrees Celsius.
2. High-quality execution of panoramic glazing is only possible if it was provided for at the design stage of the house. Attempts to make changes to existing walls for the purpose of installing such structures can lead not only to the loss of the external appearance of the building, but also to its partial or complete destruction.

Now let’s break down, as they say, the advantages and disadvantages of large windows.

pros	Minuses
An unparalleled view, especially if there is something to look at. If there is a garden or pond, if the house is located on a hill from which it opens great view– these windows are just a treat for the eyes.	Even with the installation of the most modern warm double-glazed windows, energy losses will be greater than with the usual size of windows. Houses with such glazing require on average thirty percent more heating costs.
Panoramic glazing allows the room to be well illuminated with natural light until sunset.	Placing glass directly above the floor can be an additional source of danger for small children. An awkward movement, a successful goal with a ball, or simply the fall of an object can lead to serious injuries. Prudent owners install special fences in front of such windows.
Houses with such windows have a beautiful facade	To enjoy a beautiful view, you need to keep the glass clean. Washing panoramic windows will require additional effort and expense.
Realtors claim that with panoramic windows or a bay window you can sell for much more than a cottage with conventional windows.	Huge glass makes the house look like. Not only curious neighbors, but also intruders can admire its inhabitants. They can use the glass wall to gain entry.
	Any damage to a panoramic window entails significant costs. Replacing such glass will not be easy; you will have to hire professionals.

The pros and cons of large windows are a reason to think twice before making a decision. It is much easier to refuse a panoramic view if there is nothing special to admire - if, for example, only the dull wall of a neighboring house or a dusty road is visible opposite.

Bay window as a facade decoration

Without a doubt, a bay window, one of the types of panoramic glazing, is a decoration of the façade of a cottage. Due to this protrusion, you can significantly increase the area of ​​​​the living room, kitchen or. This cozy corner of the house is a nice place to sit with a book or receive guests.

Types of bay windows:

It has frame glazing, in which there are opening sashes in the side frames. Typically the frames are placed at angles of thirty degrees relative to each other and the wall.

This is not a standard projection; the windows in it are located at right angles. This area is ideal for relaxation.

In such structures, in addition to frames, a flexible profile and additional connecting elements are used. The higher the glass in such a bay window, the more attractive it looks in the façade ensemble.

This is perhaps the most difficult form to perform. Such designs can only be done by professionals. They require the use of curved glass and are located mainly in the corner part of the building.

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What is important to know about panoramic glazing

In order for glazing to be reliable and beautiful, you need to approach the selection of materials with all responsibility.

Important! The impressive glass surface area will place a large load on the frame. Part of this weight is the profile. You need to select a material that is not too heavy, but durable.

Glass

Selection of double-glazed windows – important aspect. For large surfaces you need to choose special glass:

• hardened - has a strength five times greater than normal;
• laminated (triplex) – consists of several plates held together with a special film, this structure gives the material special strength;
• covered with a special film – the reinforcing film strengthens the surface and additionally protects from bright ultraviolet radiation;
• tinted and reflective - used for the sunny side of the building;
• energy-saving - the material of double-glazed windows is coated on the inside with silver or tin oxide for better heat retention.

Advice! Washing panoramic windows is not a simple procedure that requires patience and consistency. Special magnetic brushes have appeared on sale that allow you to wash the outside of a window without leaving the room.

Frames

Glazing frames can be vinyl - this material is very easy to care for and retains its color for a long time. Vinyl does not dry out, crack, or be damaged by fungus.

PVC profiles are not very suitable for glass panoramas. PVC tends to deform when the temperature changes and, if this is hardly noticeable in small areas, on large windows such deformation can lead to very unpleasant consequences.

Wooden frames are traditional and environmentally friendly. But when choosing this option, you should remember that such frames will require constant supervision and care.

Aluminum profile- almost eternal material. To improve its thermal insulation qualities, such profiles are equipped with polyamide “insides”.

For your information! The most “advanced” glazing option is the so-called “smart windows”. They are equipped with a ventilation system and sensors that control ventilation and closing. They may become opaque if the sun is too bright. The glass coating has water- and dirt-repellent properties. Such windows can be controlled via the Internet and maintain the necessary microclimate in the house even during a long absence of the owners. The cost of a panoramic window with such properties is estimated at a six-figure sum.

Installation tricks

The main thing in installing panoramic structures is to ensure their complete safety. When glazing a balcony or loggia in an apartment, as a rule, blank frames are placed on the sides, and two swing-out doors are made in the center for ventilation. In a bay window, on the contrary, the side parts are made to open.

Canopies are placed on top of such structures to protect from rain. Bottom – . An internal fence is installed if there are children in the house or if the owners are simply not confident in their agility. Fences are usually made of stainless steel. Less often - from forged metal. I must admit that the latter look very beautiful.

On verandas and terraces, glazing can be with an accordion mechanism. In this case, glass without frames is connected by a special mechanism that allows the structure to be assembled and disassembled as needed.

Heating

Heat loss due to the large area can be reduced by using special heating systems. Since a regular one cannot be installed under a window sill, a low one is used for a panoramic window. Its height is only twenty to thirty centimeters. If you cannot use it, you can purchase a thermal curtain, this is very effective remedy to maintain a stable room temperature. The curtain can be installed on top of the window or built into the floor below it. Convectors in the floor should be located at a distance of thirty centimeters from window opening, to warm air didn't get confused in . In addition to those listed, the task with a panoramic view can be performed by:

• heated floors (electric or water;
• heating baseboards;
• fireplaces (real or electric).

Architects' fantasies: designs of houses with panoramic windows and a terrace

The use of new technologies in construction allows designers to approach the design of panoramic windows or glazed terraces more and more boldly.

Here are a few example projects:

Panoramic windows in a private house: photo, price

The cost of panoramic windows depends not only on their area. This is just one of many factors. In addition to size, the price is affected by:

• additional structural elements (window sills, ebbs, mesh,);
• accessories (handles, mechanisms);
• work of craftsmen (installation of new windows and dismantling of old ones, finishing and thermal insulation);
• transportation cost.

The main expense item is the profile. Good profile can't be cheap. It is cheaper to purchase a white profile. All other colors and finishes will vary in price. The cost of a window sill depends on its width: the wider, the more expensive.

It is better to choose a triple-glazed unit, it will provide reliable thermal insulation. A solid frame will cost the least.

This is how the cost of panoramic windows works out.

Luxurious photos: a house with panoramic windows

Panoramic glazing is a type of translucent structure that is made with a minimum number of bindings. In this case, the window can occupy most of the wall or the entire wall. This type of glazing is most often used in multi-storey buildings public use, but sometimes this option of using translucent structures is used in modern private houses. For example, frame house with panoramic windows can be very comfortable and effective due to large quantity natural light. The space in such a house visually expands, and a beautiful view opens from the windows. Thanks to panoramic glazing, the building takes on a modern and impressive look.

Peculiarities

Panoramic glazing is a special type of façade structure in which a window that occupies most or the entire wall simultaneously serves as an enclosing structure. In this case, such glazing can be:

• with aluminum profiles;
• with a metal-plastic frame;
• with frameless glazing.

When deciding to buy or build a frame house with large windows, you should know that house designs with panoramic glazing have some nuances:

1. Due to the small thickness of the glass and the special thermal properties of the material, glass enclosing structures have high thermal conductivity. That is why, when considering and choosing house designs with such glazing, it is important to take into account the location of the windows in relation to the cardinal points. To keep it cool in a house with this glazing, the windows should face the south or southwest side. In addition to a comfortable temperature, the windows will provide optimal insolation of the room, that is, the amount of sunlight will be sufficient.
2. It doesn’t matter what material the house is built from, foam block, brick, or a frame structure, in any case the layout of the building must be taken into account. So that inside a room with panoramic windows you do not have an association with a store window, it is very important to choose the correct dimensions of the glazing and its location on the wall.
3. When building a foam block or frame house with large panoramic windows, Special attention It is worth paying attention to the quality of the materials from which the window is made. The fittings are no less important, because they must withstand the weight of a massive, heavy glass structure. Also, the comfort of living in the house, its sound and thermal insulation characteristics.
4. Don't make too many panoramic windows. Such glazing is appropriate in the living room, winter garden, dining room or lounge. When designing such a house, it is worth considering in advance a system of curtains and blinds, which in the evening will give you the desired privacy and hide you from prying eyes. If you install panoramic glazing on your veranda or terrace, you can additionally arrange a winter garden there.
5. The misconception of many people is that they believe that panoramic windows can only be installed in large rooms. Actually this is not true. Such glazing can be harmoniously integrated even into the interior small room. The main thing is that window structures are selected in proportion to the area of ​​the room. These windows will make even a small room seem larger.

Climatic features and large windows

Based on beautiful photos of houses with panoramic structures windows, it’s difficult to say whether they are suitable for you, because each project is designed for a specific climate zone. Thus, a house designed for a southern climate will not be suitable for a middle or northern climate zone.

Important: only thanks to competent thermal engineering calculation you can precisely select the design, size and orientation of such windows so that it is comfortable to be in the house at any time of the year.

Also, do not think that such designs are completely inappropriate in cold regions. Thanks to special events, it is possible to ensure that a room with a large glass area will be warm and comfortable even in the dead of winter. No less important for correct selection windows, depending on the climate, take into account the materials from which the glazing is made.

Modern technologies make it possible to produce heated double-glazed windows, which effectively retain heat in the room. For regions with hot climates, you can use double-glazed windows with a special coating that allows light to pass through, but does not allow the sun's rays to heat the room.

Advantages and disadvantages

Among the advantages of panoramic light-transmitting structures are the following:

1. Strength and durability. The structures are resistant to any negative impacts environment.
2. In such windows you can use both single-chamber and multi-chamber double-glazed windows.
3. Depending on the purpose of the room, you can use cold or warm profile structures for windows.
4. It is possible to install large-sized double-glazed windows without additional reinforcement.
5. It is easy to make curved and domed elements of a house from light-transmitting enclosing structures.
6. Any options for opening windows (hinged, sliding) or solid glazing are allowed.
7. Thanks to a special protective film coating, double-glazed windows are completely safe to use.
8. Modern double-glazed windows provide a high degree of sound insulation of the room.
9. Window profiles can be given any color, covered with wood, marble or natural stone. Thanks to this, design possibilities are significantly expanded.

Despite this, such designs have several disadvantages:

1. Due to the large glass area, the thermal insulation characteristics of the house are slightly reduced.
2. The price of panoramic light-transmitting structures is slightly higher than that of a regular window. This is due to the characteristics of the material used, difficulties during installation and significant labor costs.
3. To avoid condensation, such windows require additional heating of the glass unit structure, and this entails additional energy costs.

Window selection

Since panoramic light-transmitting structures simultaneously perform the functions of enclosing elements, they must have the following qualities:

• sufficient heat and sound insulation;
• be air- and moisture-tight;
• windows must be resistant to shock and mechanical stress;
• be sufficiently safe and durable.

Important: to ensure the required level of sound insulation, it is worth using multi-chamber profiles filled with sound-absorbing material.

Since the safety of panoramic windows is much lower than that of walls made of stone, wood or other durable materials, special double-glazed windows are used for their manufacture:

• reinforced;
• laminated;
• hardened;
• multi-chamber;
• reinforced with special metallized films (they prevent the scattering of fragments and protect windows from breaking).

Concerning fire safety houses with such glazing, then in the event of sudden destruction of the window structure during a fire, the draft increases many times, which contributes to the rapid spread of fire. That is why in such structures, even at the design stage, it is necessary to provide additional escape routes, and to use the least flammable materials for enclosing structures.

As for the design of such windows, the following types of panoramic structures can be used in modern private houses:

• classic windows;
• bay window elements;
• corner window structures;
• garden windows;
• false windows.

Methods for reducing heat loss

The main problem of a house with panoramic glazing is the issue of heat conservation. A lot here depends on the construction budget: if you can’t afford warm windows, then in the future you will have to spend more on heating such a house. And vice versa, having spent once a large amount for high-quality warm window structures, in the future you will be able to save on heating the building.

It is worth understanding that you can choose one of two glazing methods:

1. Cold profiles are more suitable for unheated rooms (gazebos, verandas, summer houses). This design is characterized by low thermal insulation qualities and is more often used in frameless glazing or combined with single glazing and aluminum profiles.
2. Warm profiles are made of wood or plastic. They perfectly retain heat in the room, and in combination with three-chamber double-glazed windows guarantee high thermal insulation characteristics of the house. Their only drawback is their high price.

However, many technologies have now emerged that make it possible to achieve high thermal insulation of light-transmitting structures without increasing the thickness of the glass unit:

• energy-saving double-glazed window with inert gas pumped between the panes;
• profile with a special sectional thermal break;
• profile with chambers filled with heat-insulating material;
• k-glass is a special product coated with oxides of various metals.

Worth knowing: single-chamber double-glazed window filled with inert gas and sprayed, the thermal conductivity is equal to brick wall 60 cm thick.

In any case, in a house with panoramic light-transmitting structures, it is worthwhile to provide additional heating, for example, a floor-mounted slotted electric convector. This way you can protect the room from the cold, and the glass from the formation of condensation.

When purchasing a country house, our clients first of all strive to merge with nature. And architects have many tricks to achieve this. One of them is panoramic windows, which remove visual barriers between the internal space and the external environment and fill the rooms with light.

We have selected 10 projects with the most interesting panoramic solutions, among them there are simply floor-to-ceiling windows, corner glazing and even façade glazing. See for yourself!

Project two-story house « »

Area 320 sq.m.

Roof type 4-slope

Dimensions 12.4*18.6

Garage for 2 cars

Number of bedrooms: 4

Number of bathrooms: 3

LK&1136 - cottage project, completed in modern style, all the windows on the first floor are designed as panoramic - starting from the floor itself. Some may find this solution impractical, especially if there is only one step per terrace level, but firstly, depending on the climate, buyers of this project can vary the height of the terrace level. Secondly, modern convectors, mounted in the wall or floor, allow you to provide the required level of heat in the house without the use of “special means”.

Project of a two-story house ""

Area 220 sq.m.

Roof type 2-slope

Number of bedrooms: 5

Number of bathrooms: 3

The panoramic glazing in the MS-296 project is corner, made on two floors and located near the stairs. Non-standard, but effective solution allows you to admire the site on the ascent and descent.

Project of a one-story house ""

Area 145 sq.m.

Roof type flat

Dimensions 16.16*12.66

Number of bedrooms: 3

Number of bathrooms: 2

The concept of sliding glass doors, familiar to southern cities, from the living room, located in the central part of the house, to the terrace, is finding an increasing response among clients in more severe climate zones. Modern façade design and functionality internal layout - distinctive features this small project.

Project of a two-story house ""

Area 1056 sq.m.

Dimensions 49.9*24.4

Garage for 4 cars

Number of bedrooms: 7

Number of bathrooms: 7

A spacious project for a large family, there is the possibility of accommodating up to 7 bedrooms. On an elegant, formal façade with many columns and contrasting decorative elements, glazing plays a central role. A huge two-story window from the floor to the roof has angular shape and is located in the living room. The second panoramic glazing is located on the main facade in the bay window niche.

Project of a house with panoramic glazing ""

Area 573 sq.m.

Roof type flat

Garage for 2 cars

Number of bedrooms: 4

Number of bathrooms: 5

Perhaps the brightest project in our selection, where glazing is presented not only in places window openings, but is part of the facade, in the alternative decorative panels, stone, etc. Unlike many other projects, it is “on the floor” here, located not only in common areas(living room, staircase, etc.), but also in the bedrooms. Modern solutions They allow you to block the view of the interior, which means the neighbors’ views will not disturb the residents of this house.

Project of a two-story house in a modern style ""

Area 243 sq.m.

Roof type flat

Dimensions 15.56*18.56

Garage for 2 cars

Number of bedrooms: 4

Number of bathrooms: 3

An excellent project, it has day and night visualization, as well as two options for using panoramic glazing - completely for the entire volume of the first and second floors or with division (as shown above). In any case, it opens from the living room and hall area of ​​the second floor panoramic view to the site.

Project of a two-story house with a garage ""

Area 432 sq.m.

Multi-slope roof type

Dimensions 21.2*17.71

Garage for 2 cars

Number of bedrooms: 4

Number of bathrooms: 3

The “House with a View” project has a design project and visualization of interior spaces, it allows you to feel the space and light that panoramic lighting gives. A corner window in the kitchen along the entire surface of the cooking area will be primarily appreciated by the owner of the house. But the view from the living room to the terrace and the adjacent area will be more to the liking of the head of the family.

Project of a two-story house with five bedrooms ""

Area 447 sq.m.

Roof type flat

Garage for 2 cars

Number of bedrooms: 5

Number of bathrooms: 4

Windows are often used to illuminate the staircase area - be it a tunnel built into flat roof, or, as in the Maxwell project - panoramic windows. In addition to saving energy, the second solution also has aesthetic motives; it is from the flight of stairs between floors that the best view to the backyard - adjoining area.

Area 311 sq.m.

Roof type 2-slope

Dimensions 16.58*12.56

Garage for 2 cars

Number of bedrooms: 5

Number of bathrooms: 3

As a rule, at home with gable roof They are not distinguished by architectural delights, they are functional, inexpensive to build and designed for a wide audience. The Open Project is completely different from standard projects segment. Modern, bright, with large windows and glass balcony railings, the project has an area of ​​311 sq.m. and designed for 5 bedrooms will be an excellent choice for a large family.

All projects of houses with panoramic glazing can be viewed.

Firstly, it is very important what climatic conditions the house is in. After all, heat loss through glass is much higher than through ordinary walls. Of course, modern double-glazed windows can reduce heat loss, but the absolute values ​​still remain quite high. In addition, such windows are expensive.

There are special glass heating systems, but they require high operating costs, so only residents of “warm” regions, where the temperature drops below zero for a couple of months a year, can afford panoramic windows in several rooms.

Secondly, it is necessary to take into account the orientation of the house with panoramic windows to the cardinal points. If the windows face south and southwest, heat loss will be less and maintenance costs will be reduced.

Location of houses with panoramic windows

In what cases should we consider replacing part of the walls with floor-to-ceiling windows? First of all, such a solution is required when the window offers a beautiful view of the surrounding expanses, or of some natural object. Another option is that the house is located in such a place that the inclusion of the surrounding space in the interior will make the latter not only exclusive, but also more pleasant to live in.

Sites on the seashore, in a forest thicket, next to a river or waterfall, on a hill overlooking a beautiful landscape or city, are intended for the construction of private houses with panoramic windows.

However, no matter how much you like the idea of ​​​​letting into the house environment, you should not plan to place such a house in cottage village or on an ordinary city street, as you will get the “aquarium” effect: your life will be on display for everyone to see, which will not add comfort.

When choosing a place for a house, keep in mind that today, for example, a forest area is visible from your windows, and tomorrow high-rise buildings may rise in this place, so you should familiarize yourself with the long-term development plan for the area. Beautiful houses with panoramic windows will decorate any area, but how much will the look of a standard residential complex decorate your interior?

In which rooms in the house should panoramic windows be placed?

• Living room. The most suitable room for the equipment " glass walls" - living room. Beautiful views outside the window will contribute to a pleasant pastime and relaxation, and it will also be interesting for guests to be in such a room.
• Kitchen. The room where the hostess spends quite a lot of time, and a good view from the window would not hurt here. In addition, panoramic windows increase the illumination of the room, which is especially important for the kitchen.
• Bedroom. Least appropriate place for panoramic glazing. This is an intimate part of the house, intended for privacy. In addition, even the most beautiful view from the window will do more harm than good, since it will attract attention and interfere with relaxation and sleep.
• Passage areas (entrance hall and hall). It can also be considered a bad place to place panoramic windows, unless you plan to create a recreation area in the hall.

Installation of panoramic windows in a private house

Panoramic windows are quite heavy, so careful preparation of the surface is required for their installation. It must withstand a lot of weight, be strong and stable. In addition, special attention should be paid to the fastenings and opening mechanisms of such windows. All this must be of high quality and reliable, so that there are no problems with operation later.

It is also necessary to consider additional equipment, for example, to provide for the possibility of darkening windows, since light from the street in the evening can interfere. There are special darkening glasses for this, but their price is quite high. It’s easier to install blinds that make it possible to visually isolate the room from the street. In addition, you need to understand that even the most beautiful view can get boring at times.

Since the view outside the window becomes part of the interior, and its main accent, it is necessary to take this into account when decorating the room. Here are some tips to help you incorporate window views into your home design most effectively:

• Minimalism - best style decorating a room with large windows. Nothing should distract attention from the main thing decorative element- view from the window.
• Use soft tones and colors that harmonize with the surrounding landscape. They should not conflict with each other.
• If furniture is placed along a wall with panoramic windows, it should be low so as not to block the view, and of the simplest shape.
• Do not use anything too bright or pretentious in the decoration of the room; the simpler the better.
• It’s good if the style is combined with the view, for example, the view of the forest thicket is in harmony with the eco-style, and the view of the sea - with the sea.

Photos of private houses with panoramic windows

Look at these photos of houses with panoramic windows to determine which option is best for you.

Photo 1. Two-storey house with panoramic windows, it has practically no walls, allowing you to admire the surrounding forest without interference from any room.

Photo 2. The inclusion of a mountain landscape in the interior imposes certain restrictions on its style.

Photo 3. Vacation home with panoramic windows is located in a secluded place, which makes it possible not to limit yourself in choosing a place for their installation.

Photo 4. The location of the house on a hill offers a magnificent panoramic view of the mountains and the sea.

Photo 5. An example of incorporating the forest surrounding the house into the interior. The interior in the minimalist style does not distract attention and does not interfere with unity with nature.

Photo 6. A simple interior in white colors emphasizes the beauty of the opening sea space.

Photo 7. The distance from the city made it possible to include it in the outside view, along with the mountain peaks. This gives the interior in a modern style with classic elements a special charm.