A bay window is most often comprised of a larger center window with two narrow windows on either side. The narrow windows are installed at an angle, which causes the bay to project out beyond the exterior wall.
A bow window also projects beyond the exterior wall, but bow windows are typically comprised of four or more similarly sized windows, which creates a curved rather than angular effect. Bow windows require more space than bays.
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