bow window

And it was all very nice - the large, sunny room; his deep, easy-chair in a bow window, with pillows and a footstool; the quiet, watchful care of the elderly, gentle woman who had borne him five children, and had not, perhaps, lived with him more than five full years out of the thirty or so of their married life.

The three of us stood in the bow window and occupied ourselves in admiring the magnificent view.

Not long ago, about the closing in of an evening in autumn, I sat at the large bow window of the D Coffee-House in London.

We hurried up to where he was standing in a nook, shaped something like a small bow window. Against the wall of this recess were placed three stone chests, each about two feet square.

Some ten days after the above ceremony, three young men of our acquaintance were enjoying that beautiful prospect of bow windows on the one side and blue sea on the other, which Brighton affords to the traveller.

The large lounge has a bow window overlooking the front garden and an attractive log effect living flame fire in a minster style fire surround.

Its lounge/dining room has a bow window to front and French doors to the rear garden.

It has a spacious reception hall, a living room with a bow window, extended dining room and kitchen.

The front door opens to a large and bright entrance hall which provides access to all the ground floor accommodation, including a drawing room which has a set of French doors leading to the rear patio area, as well as bow window which looks out over the front of the property.

The cottage features a large, vaulted living space with a mezzanine along with a generous kitchen with a feature bow window looking out towards the harbour wall.