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78. This large window seat created by Michael Rex Architects also serves as a daybed, but who would want to sleep with views like this?

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73. This modernized Victorian home in Canada has a window seat with a collection of gray Deny Design pillows.

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71. This cleverly designed window seat in London was constructed to the side of the window rather than in front of it.

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64. This floating window seat in Manhattan’s Central Park West neighborhood hangs from two steel posts affixed to a ceiling beam.

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50. Terry and Terry Architecture used raw steel to create a floating window frame that also serves as a window seat.Click the Next Page button below to see more

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38. A guesthouse in Nantucket, Massachusetts, built by Jonathan Raith includes two window seats covered in a sage green gingham print.

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37. This soothing and stylish window seat is built into an alcove that includes bookshelves and sconce lights on both ends.

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26. Tucked between two vanities, this bathroom window seat in Portland, Maine, has storage underneath and looks out onto the lush backyard.

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25. This sleek kitchen has a window seat with built-in cabinets to take advantage of its New York City view.

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12. Designer Irene Lovett of designstiles says that this window seat with bookshelves on both sides has symmetry and balance. Natural woven shades add an organic feel.

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11. Architect Jon R. Sayler says that this window seat under the stairs was designed around a full size mattress. It provides a great napping spot or an overflow guest bed.

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5. The taupe bench cushion and collection of brown and tan pillows add texture to this contemporary space in Sydney.

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3. A plywood base with a veneer edge and hairpin legs makes for a cool contemporary window seat designed by Megan Nordin Designs.

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1. This window seat with an outlook of San Francisco’s Golden Gate Bridge was designed by Mahoney Architects & Interiors. Its base is made out of maple.

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