Awning windows are hinged at the top and open outward from the bottom, allowing fresh air to flow in even during light rain. Their clean, horizontal lines make them ideal for modern architectural styles, while their practicality suits bathrooms, kitchens, and spaces that benefit from controlled ventilation. With timeless timber craftsmanship, awning windows offer durability, natural warmth and a seamless connection between indoors and out.

Unassembled white sliding glass door frame leaning against a dark gray slatted wall, with a potted plant on a small black stand to the left and a textured concrete floor.

Three white window frames leaning against a black wall with a plant on a small table to the left.

Four white window frames are lined up indoors against a dark wall with diagonal paneling, on a concrete floor.

Four white window frames leaning against a dark wall, with some potted plants and packaging visible on the wall.

Close-up of a white standing picture frame on a brown concrete floor with a black fence in the background.

View of an unfinished wooden cabinet frame with a metal clamp inside, on a brown concrete floor.

Empty white metal window frame with a handle, placed on a concrete floor outside.

A metal and white wooden frame structure with a small handle at the bottom, situated on a concrete floor, with a black and white striped fence in the background.