Do you have a favourite window?

Do you have a favourite window? In our home it is the floor to ceiling window in our hallway which I just love, not only does it fill the hall, which would otherwise be pretty dark, with lots of lovely light but it also provides us with a view across the fields at the back of the house. We are a little obsessed with natural light and so we love images of great big windows, it is fascinating to see how a room can change with the light throughout the day. Over the last few weeks we seem to have come over some great windows and so we decided to select a few to show you here on the journal...just to shed a little light on your day, if you will excuse the pun!! Image via Design Sponge   Photography by Sofia Jansson via Design Sponge Light flows into the dining room of the Swedish home of Sofia and Kristo Jansson. To see more of their beautiful home head to Design Sponge Image via Mechant Design Blog These huge windows are in the Studio Loft of Architect Marco Vido. Image via Remodelista

New York architectural designer and builder Tom Givone's Floating Farmhouse with its A-frame window on one end of the building. Image via Casa Tres Chic Blog Image via Bogdan & Van Broeck Architects, Belgian Architectural Firm Image via Homedit The Allandale House is a cabin designed by William O’Brien Jr Image via Boutique Homes

A Villa in Treviso, Italy, originally built in the Seventies but recently renovated by architect Massimo Benetton. Image via Boutique Homes A beautifully restored 19th Century Villa in the Sabine Hills just outside of Rome. This large expanse of window provides the perfect spot to take in the views. Image via Style Files Designed by Sydney based architecture firm Tribe Studio. House Maher is locoated in a suburb of Sydney. We love the big square window in the exposed brick end of the house. Photography by Audrey Cerdan, image via Remodelista This Oyster Shack was designed by Raum Architects, and the box window provides the perfect spot to sit and watch the world go by overlooking the coast in the south of Brittany. Image via Philip Wagner A townhouse studio space in St John's Wood London by Philip Wagner Architects. Photography by Benjamin Benschneider, image via Curbed A mountain retreat designed by the brilliant Architects of Olson Kundig. Who wouldn't want to see these views from every angle.    

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