Editing Venetian window (section)

=== Baroque and Neoclassical Revival ===
During the Baroque and Neoclassical periods, the Venetian window became a favored design element in both Europe and North America. In England, architects such as [[Richard Boyle, 3rd Earl of Burlington]] (1694–1753) incorporated Palladian windows into their designs, further cementing their association with Palladianism. Notable examples include:
* [[Chiswick House]], London (1729)
* [[The White House]], Washington, D.C. (1792–1800), where Palladian windows are seen in its design.