The octagonal room in Nero's Golden House, known as the Domus Aurea, had a domed ceiling covered in glass panels during the Roman Empire. Historical evidence confirms this advanced architectural feature, allowing natural light to illuminate the interior space and highlighting the Romans' ingenuity. This early example not only laid the foundation for modern-day architectural skylights but also serves as a testament to the enduring influence of ancient design principles on contemporary architectural practices.

skylights

A skylight has the potential to enhance any room in your home or commercial real estate, but it is crucial to select the appropriate type of skylight that aligns with your specific objectives. Are you aiming to introduce more natural light into a space, enhance ceiling height for an architectural impact, or showcase your real estate’s views to boost its value before a potential sale?

Exploring skylight options can initially feel overwhelming due to the extensive range available. Different types, styles, and installation techniques exist, alongside a wide array of glass options, glazing choices, covers, and shades. Through our years of experience we will help you navigate through all the skylight options, detailing the advantages and disadvantages of each choice.