This stunning residence has all the grandeur of a cathedral or, heck, a castle with big, beautiful arched windows and doorways and elaborate stone detailing.
This palatial home reaches three stories tall, and here, in the foyer, it's easy to feel the grand sweep of the space. A series of railings look over and down onto an intricate inlaid marble floor.
Leather armchairs surround the wet bar and ensure that happy hour is most comfortable. More arched windows, columns and a coffered ceiling make a majestic impression.
In this bedroom (the home has five total), a large arched window frames views of the golf course at Carmel's Quail Lodge. And when nights get chilly, hello fireplace!
This lavish townhouse includes multiple rooms for entertaining in high style. Here, light pours in through beautifully arched windows that go floor to ceiling.
Exposed brick walls beautifully highlight the arched windows in this townhouse great room. The brick also brings a note of warmth to the edgy black-and-gray palette.
The wrought iron rail on this staircase and the arched windows give a Mediterranean feel to the entryway of this home. The oversized dark wood door completes the look.
Soaring arched windows flood this traditional living room with plenty of natural light. The cozy living room sitting area sits adjacent to the dining table highlighting an open floor plan.
In this sitting room, once Montgomery Ward's Observatory, you're on top of the world! Lovely arched windows give views from every side and there's a wraparound terrace to take in the scene outdoors.
The ceiling in the living room reaches up two stories high, with balconies from the second level looking down. Along one of the boundary walls, huge arched windows connect the space with the beautiful patio and pool.
This elegant entry in the San Francisco Decorator Showcase 2014 features a glamorous chandelier, arched windows, and natural artistic elements. Designers Elan Evans and Charlotte Meyn took inspiration from the lines and shapes in the garden and integrated them into the foyer.
A wall of arched windows produces a light-and-airy atmosphere in this kitchen on the picturesque island of St. Thomas, Virgin Islands. The exposed wood-beam ceiling, rustic hand-carved table and simple floral accents create the feeling of escaping to an exotic getaway.
