Kitchen table in bay window

I'm not sure exactly when my affinity for window seats began, but I can remember loving them even as a little girl. In college, I begged my dad to drive up 5 hours from Virginia

Breakfast nooks were popular in the 1920s as houses became smaller and bungalows were common. They made for a great spot for the morning meal with their built-in seating and table. Since then, breakfast nooks

The original architect and a tried-and-true decorator team up to renovate a late 1980s Georgian Revival. After a quarter-century, what house doesn’t need a little work?

Blend your window seats into the cabinetry! Find more ideas here: http://www.bhg.com/home-improvement/windows/built-in-window-seat/?socsrc=bhgpin091814blendwithcabinetry&page=3

I’m not sure exactly when my affinity for window seats began, but I can remember loving them even as a little girl. In college, I begged my dad to drive up 5 hours from Virginia to Philadelphia to build a window seat for my college dorm room. We drove all over the city looking for the perfect piece …

My first thought regarding any kind of difficult bay windows treatments is: If you don't need privacy and/or light control, consider doing nothing.

Talk about charm. Pittsburgh-based photographer Erin Kelly's sweet craftsman is a lesson in blending charm with modern character. Take the tour of her light-filled abode here!

Make a banquette work to your advantage with our awesome ways to style and decorate it. Create a breakfast or dining area, a reading nook or use a farmhouse table for a large gathering space.

Dear Laurel, I have a bay window in my kitchen and I’m contemplating whether or not to add a window seat and cafe curtains, or perhaps Roman shades? The rods for the cafe curtains seem a little scary. Do you have a go to source for those? I received this request from someone and […]

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