Garden Windows
Garden windows that bring the outdoors in
A mini greenhouse box that projects out from your kitchen for herbs, plants and extra natural light.
A garden window projects outward like a small bay, with glass on the top and sides to create a bright, sunny shelf for herbs and plants. It is a favorite over the kitchen sink on Long Island, adding light, ventilation and a little charm to a room that usually only has a flat window.
Sound familiar?
What Long Island homeowners tell us
A dark, flat kitchen
A standard kitchen window can feel dim and plain.
A garden window floods the counter with light from three sides.
Nowhere for herbs or plants
No sunny ledge for a little kitchen garden.
A built-in shelf made for plants and herbs.
Old, foggy box windows
Older garden windows leak and fog between the panes.
Energy Star glass that seals tight and insulates.
Why EcoView
Built better, priced factory-direct
Light and space
Glass on three sides plus a display shelf.
Built-in ventilation
Side vents let fresh air into the kitchen.
Kitchen favorite
Perfect over the sink for herbs and light.
Lifetime warranty
Transferable limited lifetime coverage.
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Choose the right fit for your home
Simple, transparent, proven
The EcoView Long Island Process
Four steps from first call to lifetime warranty, no surprises, no pressure, no middleman.
1. Free consultation
We measure, listen, and give you an honest itemized quote, no pressure.
2. Factory build
Made to your exact openings, manufactured factory-direct.
3. Certified install
Our Long Island crews install clean and to spec, most homes in 1-2 days.
4. Lifetime warranty
Backed for life, with a warranty that transfers if you sell.
Real Long Island projects
Recently installed across Nassau & Suffolk
Good questions
Frequently asked
What is a garden window?
It is a window that projects out from the wall with glass on the top and sides, forming a sunny shelf, most often installed over a kitchen sink.
Do garden windows open for ventilation?
Yes, the side panels typically vent to let fresh air in.
Are garden windows energy efficient?
With Low-E, argon-filled insulated glass they perform well; we build ours to seal tightly against Long Island weather.