Window styles
Make the view
part of the room.
Picture windows are fixed windows that do not open. They frame a view and admit daylight, making them a useful option to discuss for living spaces and coordinated window combinations.
Tell us about your home ↗Style illustration. Exact dimensions, frame details and available configurations are confirmed for your project.
Plan the window around the room.
A fixed window should be planned together with ventilation and any required emergency-opening considerations for the room. AWI can discuss the opening and proposed arrangement before final selections are made.
Details worth discussing.
Consider the sightlines from inside and the balance of the exterior elevation. Ask about the size, glass selection, frame profile, and nearby operable units. Photos help start that conversation, while site measurements establish the final fit.
Start with the opening you have.
Share an exterior photo, a room-by-room window count, and approximate width and height in inches if available. AWI will confirm dimensions, product selections, and installation scope before the final proposal.
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From ideas to a clear next step
Let’s talk about your home.
Start with your location, a window count, and a few photos. We’ll discuss the details that shape your project.
Finish reference
A closer look at black.
This approved photograph shows a single-hung window. Use it to discuss finish and frame details; it does not show the fixed picture configuration.

Single-hung product photograph — finish reference only