Bathroom Windows: Privacy Without Losing the Daylight

Raise the sill instead of frosting the glass

A window whose sill sits above eye level is completely private from the street and still clear to the sky. You keep the view up and the daylight, and lose nothing but the view you did not want anyway.

Obscure patterns over flat frost

Textured and reeded glass scatters the image while transmitting more light than heavy sandblasted frost, and it looks considerably better doing it.

Louvres for wet rooms

Louvred windows ventilate continuously at an angle that blocks sightlines, which is why they suit shower rooms — steam leaves, nobody looks in, and rain stays out.

Specify for moisture

Constant humidity punishes hardware. Stainless friction stays and corrosion-resistant fasteners are not an upgrade in a bathroom; they are the minimum.