"My fiance and I are moving into an apartment that has bay windows (in both the bedroom and living room). A lot of people convert them into benches, but I'd rather use the space as a showcase for special items, while not allowing it to look cluttered (clutter is my worst enemy!)."
As you can imagine, you have to dig deep to find bay windows that haven't been converted into window seats - and here are some solutions I found...



The above two photos are from an AT reader's home - I really like her solution of using a narrow console table in front of the window to create a beautiful display. Make sure the objects you use are edited and the arrangement is thought out to keep the console or shelf from simply looking like a catch-all place for objects.

via House Beautiful

via Apartment Therapy

via Apartment Therapy


via FotoSA


via Country Living

via Canadian House and Home

via Beecroft


via House Beautiful

via Martha Stewart
Does anyone else know of any great bay window solutions that aren't window seats? I'm all ears!
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