window
opening to admit light or air
bay window
window space projecting outward from the main walls of a building and forming a bay in a room
paned window
type of window in architecture
Diocletian window
type of semicircular window
Opera window
Type of small fixed window of an automobile
greased paper window
window made of paper coated with grease
Tilt window
Window that tilts around a horizontal axis to open
roof window
outward opening window that is incorporated as part of the design of a roof
display window
window in a shop displaying items for sale
Screen of Saints and Angels
Great West Window, Coventry Cathedral
car glass
windows of an automobile
hagioscope
architectural term
Sash window
window including one or more movable panels, or "sashes"
balconet
architectural element
sliding glass door
large sliding glass window opening providing door access
truth window
opening in a wall surface to reveal the wall components, often found in strawbale houses
witch window
window rotated 45° from vertical, found primarily on 19th century famhouses in Vermont, US
Demerara window
type of window used in hot climates
casement window
window that is attached to its frame by one or more hinges
sidelight
Type of window
French window
style and type of windows which often serve as doors
French window
style and type of windows which often serve as doors
Chicago window
window divided into a large fixed sash and narrow movable sashes on each side, filling a structural bay
Spire light
English architectural term
mullion
slender, vertical, usually nonstructural bar or pier forming a division between doors, screens, or lights of windows
Cathedral Window
Stained-glass window in Cologne cathedral
plastic window
window made of plastic
stained-glass window
window with a image created by pieces of stained glass, historically found in religious and civic architecture