Cellular Skylight Window Coverings

Bring Comfort, Efficiency, and Style to Overhead Windows

Skylights are a beautiful way to bring natural light into a space—but without proper coverings, they can also introduce unwanted heat, glare, and a lack of privacy. Cellular skylight window coverings provide the perfect solution, combining energy efficiency with modern design.

Key Applications

1. Light Control & Glare Reduction

Skylights often flood rooms with intense sunlight, especially in kitchens, living rooms, and loft spaces. Cellular skylight shades allow homeowners to filter or block light as needed, creating a more comfortable environment throughout the day.

2. Energy Efficiency

Because skylights are exposed to direct sun and outdoor temperatures, they are a major source of heat gain in the summer and heat loss in the winter. The cellular (honeycomb) design creates insulating air pockets that help regulate indoor temperatures, lowering heating and cooling costs.

3. Privacy in Overhead Spaces

In urban or multi-story settings, skylights may provide unwanted visibility into private spaces. Skylight coverings offer daytime and nighttime privacy while still allowing natural light when desired.

4. Hard-to-Reach Convenience

Many skylights are positioned in vaulted ceilings or high rooflines. Cellular skylight coverings are designed with manual, cordless, or motorized lift systems, making them easy to operate with a pole, remote, or smart home integration.

5. Versatile Aesthetic

Available in a wide range of fabrics, colors, and opacities—from sheer to blackout—cellular skylight shades can enhance any décor. They provide a clean, tailored look that complements modern and traditional interiors alike.

6. Controls

Available with either Manual Telescopic Pole or Motorized Controls.

Ideal Spaces for Skylight Applications

• Living Rooms & Family Rooms: Control brightness and TV glare.

• Bedrooms: Ensure restful sleep with blackout skylight shades.

• Kitchens & Dining Areas: Enjoy daylight while reducing heat.

• Lofts & Home Offices: Create a balanced, comfortable
  work environment.

• Bathrooms: Maintain privacy while still bringing in natural light.