West Caldwell Bay Windows

Popular Local Trends & Styles

• Kitchen Bay Windows

  Installing a beautiful bay window in the kitchen helps bring in natural light and the feeling of added space, which is especially helpful on a narrow lot like those in the Ironbound neighborhood of Newark. Keep tabs on kids and pets with a small bay window above the sink that overlooks your backyard. If room allows, a larger bay window in the kitchen has the added option of a bay window seat, which is an added bonus when used in a casual dining area.

• Bay Window Treatments With three angles of windows protruding from the house, bay windows let in abundant sunshine, and many homeowners choose window treatments as a way to control light levels as well as provide added privacy. Drapery panels hung from angled curtain rods or a series of Roman shades are popular options that allow homeowners to express their personal style.
• Black Bay Windows

  A trend many homeowners are looking to try is black window frames. A black bay window looks great on more modern homes and farmhouses and can serve as a bold update to more traditional styles of homes like Colonial and Tudor. Visually, black window frames have the appearance of disappearing into their surroundings creating a strong indoor/outdoor connection which can be especially striking for a bay window.

• Traditional Bay Windows

  Bay and bow windows are popular choices for both the Colonial and Victorian-style homes prominent throughout the Northeast. From Ridgewood to Oakhurst, the classic elegance of bay windows is fitting for traditional and historical homes. Consider Pella’s Architect Series® when replacing historic windows, but do bear in mind that there are often guidelines for restoring windows to original authenticity when replacing windows in a home that resides in a historical neighborhood.

Product Lines

Architect Series® Contemporary

Pella® Lifestyle Series

Pella® Impervia®

Encompass by Pella®

Recommended Customizations¹

There are a number of grille options available to keep windows authentic to a historical home’s architectural style. For Victorian-Era homes like those in Morristown’s historic district, consider the Victorian Grille Pattern. Pella’s Traditional Grille Pattern or New England Grille Pattern could also be a good fit for traditional homes like those located in Newark’s Forest Hill neighborhood.

• Hardware
• Grilles

Classic Collection - Antiek Bright Brass

Classic Collection - Antiek Antique Brass

Classic Collection - Spoon-Style Lock Bright Brass

Classic Collection - Spoon-Style Lock Antique Brass

Classic Collection - Sash Lift Bright Brass

Classic Collection - Sash Lift Antique Brass

Rustic Collection - Spoon-Style Lock Distressed Nickel

Rustic Collection - Spoon-Style Lock Distressed Bronze

Rustic Collection - Sash Lift Distressed Nickel

Rustic Collection - Sash Lift Distressed Bronze

Rustic Collection - Antiek Distressed Nickel

Rustic Collection - Antiek Distressed Bronze

Essential Collection - Sash Lift Bright Brass

Essential Collection - Sash Lift Distressed Nickel

Essential Collection - Sash Lift Distressed Bronze

Essential Collection - Cam-Action Lock Bright Brass

Essential Collection - Cam-Action Lock Antique Brass

Essential Collection - Cam-Action Lock Distressed Nickel

Essential Collection - Cam-Action Lock Distressed Bronze

Fold-Away Cranks - Standard Bright Brass

Traditional Grille Pattern

Custom Grille Pattern

New England Grille Pattern

Victorian Grille Pattern

¹Not all customizations are available in all Pella product lines.

²Warning: Use caution when children or pets are around open windows and doors. Screens are not designed to retain children or pets.

New Jersey Climate Recommendations

Positioned between the Atlantic Ocean and the Delaware River, New Jersey has a rather moderate climate. Summer months are warm and winter months are cold, but both will be more comfortable with energy-efficient insulating glass windows.

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Frequently Asked Questions

•   What is the difference between a bay window and a bow window?

  • Both bay and bow windows use a combination of windows to protrude from the exterior of a home. Bay windows consist of a set of three angled window panels — one large, fixed window and two flanking windows on the sides. In contrast, bow windows are made of four or more windows that create a curved shape. Learn more about the differences in size, style, light, ventilation and cost.

•   I need new windows. Where do I start?

  • Buying new windows is not something you do every day. Read our comprehensive guide to the window replacement process to get started on your project.

•   What factory-prefinished stain and paint colors are available on Pella products?

  • Wood Windows and Patio Doors – Wood interiors offer more design flexibility — windows and patio doors can be stained or painted to match your decor.  Explore the interior and exterior finish options available for Pella's wood products.

    As part of Pella Corporation’s commitment to environmentally-friendly practices, we use Water-Based Green Chemistry. Our factory-applied stain is water-based, which significantly decreases the amount of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) emitted into the air.

    Fiberglass Windows and Patio Doors – Available in colors offering the quality look of painted wood — including a dual-color option. Explore the interior and exterior finish options available for Pella's fiberglass products.

    Vinyl Windows and Patio Doors – Pella's unique vinyl formula is performance-tested for excellent weathering, durability, and color retention. Solid- and Dual-Color frames are available. Explore the interior and exterior finish options available for Pella's vinyl products.

    Fiberglass and Steel Entry Doors – You'll save time and finishing costs when your entry door arrives prefinished in your choice of paint or stain color that will look beautiful for years. Explore interior and exterior finish options for Pella's fiberglass and steel entry doors.

•   Where can I find current installation instructions for my Pella windows, doors and installation accessories?

  • When installing Pella windows and doors, the instructions need to address each individual wall and/or construction type. Pella's Product Installation Guides and animated installation videos provide specific instructions for multiple installation scenarios. Printed instructions are no longer provided with most Pella products due to the numerous variations in construction types.

    Not able to find the installation instructions you need?  Contact Pella Customer Service at (877) 473-5527 so they can provide the installation instructions you're looking for.

•   How do I apply paint or stain to my Pella wood windows and patio doors?

  • Learn how to paint your wood interior finish, prepare products for finishing, finish removable grilles, select the right paint or stain and more in the Pella Help Library.

•   How can I decorate or design around my bay window?

  • Bay windows are often a main focal point of your room. And their structure can present unique design challenges. These decorating, dressing and furniture placement ideas can help you design around your bay windows.

•   Which window style best fits my home?

  • The architecture of your home can impact your window choice. Find the right windows to fit the architecture of homes in the Colonial, Cape Cod, Craftsman, Bungalow, Victorian, Contemporary, Spanish or Mediterranean style.

•   What general maintenance is required for my Pella windows and patio doors?

  • Pella recommends you inspect your windows and patio doors at least annually as part of a home checkup. Maintenance can prolong the life of your Pella windows and doors and will help ensure maximum warranty coverage.
    
    As needed, clean, repaint or restain your windows and patio doors, and recaulk around them to help maintain optimal performance. Also, be sure to regularly check for leaks and improper drainage above or around vents and sprinkler systems that may subject your windows and patio doors to prolonged water exposure.
    
    Review the Maintenance section of the Pella Window and Patio Door Owner's Manual for additional details about how to properly maintain the interior and exterior of your Pella windows and patio doors.