It’s hard to deny the beauty of windows. While they may be annoying to clean, they fill a space with light and that is one of the most sought-after elements of a home. Most people want a home that is bright and airy, so when there is not just a window or two but a whole wall of windows, you’re going to get just that.

A wall of windows is one of the most captivating features a home can have. They make a stunning statement and definitely fall under the category of “wow” factor. However, decorating around them can be tricky. To make sure your decor doesn’t distract from the view, you want to make sure you arrange your furniture just right and choose the right pieces to compliment them.

Here are 10 spaces with a wall of windows to give you some ideas on how to decorate around them without taking away from their beauty.

Wall of Windows Decorating Ideas

A bench with a couple of chairs creates a nice reading area that doesn’t obstruct the beautiful windows and view.
Source: Better Homes & Gardens

This stunning two-story curved wall of windows encompasses a comfortable living area that is arranged around the focal point.
Source: House of Turquoise

A console table behind the sofa helps keep the visual line to the windows free so you can enjoy the windows from the living room.
Source: Home Bunch

By arranging these two L-shaped sofas this way and putting two chairs by the windows, you have a better opportunity to enjoy the view. You can easily move the chairs around should the extra guests want to see it, too.
Source: Midwest Living

This unique kitchen is built like a sunroom. In order to get the maximum effect of the windows, the designer skipped upper cabinets and went with white to draw your eye to the view.
Source: Apartment Therapy

A minimalist dining room table suits the lines of the windows and doesn’t distract from the beautiful view.
Source: House to Home

A banquette was the perfect option for this wall of windows because the bench is streamlined and doesn’t grab your attention.
Source: Remodelista

A wall of windows offers plenty of light to keep your motivated through your work day in this home office. The tall bookcases were a smart choice to balance them out.
Source: Room Assembly

For a dining room surrounded by windows, a circular table is a great choice to juxtapose all the lines and give everyone an equal opportunity to observe the view.
Source: Home Bunch

The asymmetrical lines of the top windows is mimicked in the unique coffee table, pulling it all together.
Source: Design Sponge

A wall of windows can only have its full impact with the right furniture and arrangement.

Warm regards,
Megan