Timber corner window.

Deep timber framing. Light from two sides.

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Drag to orbit · Scroll to zoomDrag to orbit · Pinch to zoom3.6 m × 2.4 m · Corner study

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Frame the corner

Window proportions

Main window runmm

Return window runmm

Glazing top above floormm

Sill heightmm

Ceiling heightmm

Sill height measures to the top of the sill; glazing top measures to the underside of the head. Both are measured from the floor. The ceiling stays above the surround.

Timber framing

Main reveal depthmm

Return reveal depthmm

Surround widthmm

Main window bays

Adjust reveal depth on each side and the visible width of the sill, head, and end jambs. Mullions stay set back at least 20 mm; the square corner post fits the shallower side. The return pairs fixed glazing with a dark metal casement.

Timber finish

NaturalPale timberDark stain

Opening & details

Casement opening°

The end casement opens outward from its far jamb.

Timber wall lampCurved arm and a simple timber shade

Everyday clutterBooks, a mug of tea, keys, and a small plant

Person on the sillLeaning against the end reveal, with a book

The occupied return stays at least 750 mm deep, with 1 m above the sill for the seated person.

Pattern 03 · Corner window

Concept study. Dimensions are indicative, not construction drawings.

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