Sometimes, you just have to let nature do the décor job for you! In this clean and airy kitchen, sunlight streaming through the window lets the blooms and the sink area come alive.
34 Kitchen Windows Over Sink Ideas for The Perfect View
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Published: January 16, 2022
Updated: October 30, 2023
Kitchen windows are one of the most indispensable components of your kitchen. They ensure natural ventilation and allow sunlight to stream in to keep your space feeling fresh, airy, and bright. Since most of your kitchen space is occupied by cabinets, appliances, and countertops, installing windows over your kitchen sink is a wise choice. You can enjoy the view while doing dishes without worrying about the cabinets being splashed.
The window bay area also gives you a canvas to flex your creative muscles and improve its aesthetic appeal. Hanging a wreath or adding valances are common window treatments, but you can try other décor upgrades to make your window stand out.
Check out these 34 kitchen windows over the sink ideas that balance form, décor, and lighting to create a picture perfect space.
03 of Window Ledge with Thrift Décor
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Rustic accessories on the window ledge make this wood and white kitchen a country cottage dream. The antique sign and vintage fixture over the window take the charm to next level.
05 of Scented Candles on Window Sill
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06 of Decorative Trinkets Near Window Sill
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The ledge around the sink allows you to line up your favorite trinkets and adorn the area. Use items you love such as scented candles, plants, soap bottles, or travel memorabilia to spruce up the window area.
09 of Wooden Beams and Seasonal Wreath
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Enclosed within a wood surround, this casement window over the farmhouse sink makes for a picturesque sight. The exposed wooden beams on the ceiling warmly contrast against the white cabinetry. The fall wreath and light fixture highlight the color scheme and symmetry in the spot.
11 of Plaid Valances with Ribbons
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If you want to add a timeless touch to your kitchen, hang a black and white plaid valance on the window, loosely tying the ends with a black ribbon. Hang a rustic sign above the window to complete the farmhouse look.
12 of Lower Half-Curtains and Antique Lighting
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Give your windows a breezy look by hanging half curtains on the lower half of the windows. Finish off the decorative treatment with a vintage light fixture above the sink.
13 of Vintage Curtains for Extra Coziness
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Adding curtains to your window will amp up the coziness of your farmhouse kitchen. When choosing the curtains, opt for a light and splash-friendly material as they’re so close to the sink.
14 of Bamboo Roller Blinds for Shade
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Bamboo or rattan roller blinds are an effective window treatment to block out excessive sunlight while still letting some sweet sunshine in. Their warm color and natural textures are a decorative bonus!
15 of Statement Piece Over Bay Windows
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A statement snowflake sign coupled with a romantic garland adds texture and visual interest to this bright and airy bay window. The decorative candle holders stand out against the sink area, making this romantic winter wonderland kitchen look divine.
16 of Lush Garland Along Window Frames
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Decorative pieces on the sill and a lush garland along the frame make this grid window the focal point of this dreamy kitchen. The translucent light fixture hanging over the farmhouse sink elevates the spot’s cozy factor.
17 of Roman Blinds Over Casement Windows
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If you want to add the illusion of height to your windows, add roman blinds high above your window’s starting point. This will trick the eye and make the windows appear longer by covering the space above the windows. Buy or DIY your own blinds in patterns or colors that complement your kitchen’s existing décor.
19 of Succulents Near Grid-Style Windows
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Placing a plant near your windows can add visual interest and greenery to the sink area while allowing the plant to thrive in the sunlight. In this cozy kitchen, a snake plant on a decorative stool uplifts and adds a touch of nature to the space.
20 of Arch Windows for Luxe Appeal
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There’s no denying that arch windows have an innate royal vibe to them, and this gorgeous kitchen is proof. The arch windows. coupled with a trio of posh light fixtures, elevate the luxurious appeal of this kitchen.
21 of Bay Window Over Rustic Sink
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This farmhouse kitchen looks dramatic yet full of coziness, thanks to the bay windows with a magnificent view. The shiplap wall housing the small rack and vintage sign makes for a stunning focal point above the window.
22 of Slider Windows Over Black Sink
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Sometimes it’s fun to switch things up, like going for a black sink instead of a white one. This transitional kitchen delivers on style and function with sliding door windows that give it a clean look. The pop of green from the planter on the tiny stool helps bring out the contrast.
23 of Awning Window with Vintage Styling
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This French country-inspired kitchen looks like it came straight out of the history books with its awning window and rustic décor. From the half curtain below the farmhouse sink to the thrifted goodies over the window awning, everything in this kitchen screams vintage chic.
24 of Windows on Shiplap Walls
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A trio of windows installed in shiplap walls makes this all-white kitchen look airy and clean. The quartz countertop housing the farmhouse sink reflects light from the double-hung windows, making the kitchen seem brighter.
25 of Sconce Lighting Over Casement Windows
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The sconce lighting in this black and white kitchen offers additional light to the sink area. The fixture matches with the sink, windows, and cabinetry, tying the whole look together and drawing the eye to the windows.
26 of Add An Industrial Touch
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If you’re inspired by minimalism, go for a stunning combination of a metallic sink and no-pane windows. The cool neutral tones of gray and white coupled with the metallic accents from the sink and hardware will allow the forms and materials to shine. Add a metallic sign on the window sill to extend the industrial appeal.
27 of Farmhouse Sign Above the Window
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You don’t have to just stick with plants. Décor items like colored bottles, decorative jars, or wooden boards are great choices to add variety and textures. Fill up the blank space above the window by hanging a rustic farmhouse sign that’ll draw the eyes upwards.
28 of Wreath On Window Over Farmhouse Sink
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Another way to make the windows over your farmhouse sink inviting is to bring a bit of the outdoors to your space. A lush wreath on the window coupled with a tiny planter by the sink will do the trick.
29 of Casement Windows Over Granite Countertop Sink
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Casement windows with white frames elevate this kitchen with a view. The granite countertop with textured patterns adds color and character to the neutral interiors while the black pendant light fixture finishes the look.
30 of Room With a View
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Put trinkets like soap or lotion bottles around the sink to add more personality to the area. Hang a wreath on the window to add a pop of green as the sunlight streams indoors. You can enhance the focal point by adding a rustic light fixture and an antique sign above the window.
31 of Bright With Fairy Lights
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Add a touch of romance to your kitchen by hanging fairy lights over the window. These lights will make your white kitchen look airy and bright. While they’re mostly a seasonal decoration, you can make them a year-long thing!
32 of Neutral Roller Shades
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While roller shades might seem boring, they’re an inexpensive and convenient window treatment. They block excessive sunlight during the day and offer privacy during the night. You can also color the shades to coordinate the hues and textures in your farmhouse kitchen.
33 of Neutral Casement Windows Over Sink
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Casement windows are an excellent choice if you want to enjoy an unobstructed view of the outdoors while doing your chores inside. These windows have an inside screen that can be color-matched to your walls. For a farmhouse-friendly style, pick a neutral color like gray for both the walls and window screens.
34 of Contrast For Chemistry
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Spray-painted black window frames pop up against the spotless peel and stick vinyl countertop to create a subtle yet gorgeous contrast. Black accents from the hardware and fixture elevate the contrast and put focus on the double-hung windows.
