More Natural Light
Multiple window sections can bring light into a room from a broader area.

Residential window solutions
Bay and bow windows that add character, space and natural light to residential interiors throughout North York, Toronto and the GTA.
Two distinctive window forms
Bay windows typically use distinct angled sections, while bow windows use multiple sections to form a gentler curve. Both project outward and are commonly considered for living rooms, dining spaces and other residential areas.
Product features
Multiple window sections can bring light into a room from a broader area.
The projecting form can create additional usable space along the interior window area.
Bay and bow windows add an architectural focal point to residential exteriors and interiors.
The size, shape and arrangement can be planned around the home and project requirements.
Project-specific planning
Bay and bow windows can vary in size, shape and configuration depending on the home, existing opening and project requirements. Suitable arrangements are discussed during the quote process before measurements and installation planning are confirmed.
Visual configuration example
An angled projecting arrangement with distinct window sections.
Visual configuration example
A curved projecting arrangement formed by multiple window sections.
Visual configuration example
A configuration planned around the home, opening and project requirements.
Selected inspiration
Residential window imagery ready to be replaced with completed Royal Canadian project photography.






Our process
Share your home, opening and bay or bow window goals.
Consider the window arrangement, finish and project choices.
Confirm the openings and installation requirements.
Complete the planned bay or bow window installation.
Bay and bow window FAQs

Plan your replacement
Tell us about your home, openings and preferred window arrangement.