When designing your home, consider a concept that brings in natural light, views, and ventilation. Once you install a skylight, you immediately notice the difference. Skylights can reduce energy costs and create a pleasant atmosphere at home.
Installing skylights – illuminate the bathroom with natural light
Bathrooms often feel dark, especially when they are small or windowless. A bathroom skylight solves this problem without compromising privacy. Install a skylight above the shower so you can bathe in the morning sun, or above the vanity to make applying makeup easier.
Installing skylights to highlight a vaulted ceiling
Vaulted or sloping ceilings are impressive architectural features. Emphasize a sloped ceiling by installing one large skylight or a set of roof windows to brighten the room. Note the room’s orientation to the sun and choose the location carefully to avoid uncomfortable direct sunlight at certain times of day. The roof opening should match the ceiling shape.
Roof windows for better ventilation
Choose a skylight that opens and folds inward to let in fresh air. Make sure the window is easy to open and close. For high ceilings, you can also choose a model with an electric drive. A skylight can help reduce heating and cooling costs, but do not forget to close it when it rains.
Roof window for attic bedroom
Older homes often have lofts that can be turned into an extra bedroom. However, these spaces are often musty and poorly lit. You can solve this problem by installing a skylight. It will also add interest to the exterior, especially on a visible pitched roof. This bright new space can also become a library or a playroom for children.
Playground in the attic
Teen girl’s room in the attic
Room in vintage style
Roof window in a modern kitchen 
Above the dining room
Roof windows and a brightly colored lounge
Country kitchen with skylight
Very small room with skylights
Bathroom with a sloping ceiling and skylight 
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