Increase Natural Light at Home with Roof Windows

There are lots of different ways to increase natural light at home. Adding roof windows is a great option for getting that much needed extra light. I’ve seen plenty of homes on programs like Double your home for half the money with my favourite Sarah Beeney, where roof windows play a big part to home extensions. Read on to see how we increased natural light at home with roof windows.

I think roof windows look brilliant and just have a look at all the natural light you get from adding a couple of roof windows. The difference is enormous.

Another bonus is of course that you can get more fresh air in your home.

What I like to see is that VELUX_® has introduced a new range of white painted roof windows for extensions, which fit in really well in modern homes. As you can see in the photos below, the white windows blend in really well and shifts the focus to nature. For more about the benefits of natural light see here.

Have a look here for more information about roof windows. I thought it would cost a lot more to add roof windows, but I was pleasantly surprised.

Before and After: More Natural Light with Roof Windows

Here’s the home before the roof windows were added. You can see exactly how much the room has changed. Before the only natural light was from the large sliding doors to the terrace, but now with the roof windows, the space is flooded with natural light. I always think it’s really useful to have before and after examples and really like this. For more natural light at home inspiration see here.

The new VELUX INTEGRA_® roof windows gives you ultimate comfort, as this innovative system of remote controlled windows, blinds and shutters lets you open and close with just one touch of the control pad. No more step ladders needed!

There are so many great options. Check out the inspiring brochure by VELUX_® here for more information. You no longer have to live in the dark! PHEW!

In collaboration with VELUX_® I’ll be curating several Guest Boards on Pinterest, you can follow one of them here.

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