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A Closer Look at Interior Windows: Photos by Brian Vanden Brink and Susan Teare

Simple to install, and with an undeniable impact on an existing floor plan, there’s a lot to like about interior windows.

By Brian Vanden Brink, Susan Teare Issue 270 - Oct/Nov 2017

Design credit - Hutker Architects Photo credit - Brian Vanden Brink

For FHB’s coverage of interior windows, we asked two of our contributing photographers, Susan Teare and Brian Vanden Brink, to share with us their wide variety of stunning examples, from traditional to modern.

To see more about installing an interior window, check out the article in FHB #270.

Plus, check out more photos from Susan Teare and Brian Vanden Brink on the Fine Homebuilding “Through the Lens” blog.

Click below to see the gallery of interior windows.

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IdealHomez | Nov 09, 2017 04:04am | #1
ssuuppeerbbb
ErinJennings | Nov 09, 2017 06:58am | #2
So clean and tidy!!!

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