Restaurants
Your patrons will appreciate commercial bay windows all year long. On dark days, the windows will allow as much natural light indoors as possible. On sunny days, your restaurant will flow with buttery light into formerly dark corners. Brightness can make your restaurant seem larger, more spacious, and improve the moods of your patrons.
On days with pleasant weather, you can open the side window panels to control how much crisp air flows inside. Screens can filter out bugs and other debris kicked up by the wind, and freshen your air. This makes bay windows the best choice for increased daylight, fresh air, and optimal views—three important traits for a quality dining experience.
Small Shops
Boutiques and small retailers often suffer from a stuffy atmosphere. Usually this is caused by an environment that appears closed off to the outside world. If your shop’s windows are small or lacking in number, you’ll notice a significant change when a bay window is installed. It will increase sunlight and reduce shadows, creating the illusion of more space.
A single bay window will also extend your patrons’ light of sight, giving the impression that the shop extends beyond its floorplan. When coupled with air ventilation from the side panels, patrons will feel as though the air itself expands outward. Patrons won’t feel trapped in a small building.
Any Business with Scenic Views
If your business has gorgeous views outside, take advantage of them with a bay window. A large portion of the customer experience are sights. Even if your trade is financial consulting, your patrons will be far more likely to view their service positively if their environment is engaging. This is especially true for restaurant patrons, who might choose their dining spot based on scenic views alone.
Your business doesn't have to be in front of a mountain of lush vineyards to be worthy of a bay window. If an evergreen garden surrounds your business, a bay window can trick patrons into considering it part of the indoor decor. If your business is located on a second or third floor, a bay window can provide a gorgeous skyline view of downtown or the surrounding greenery.
