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Skylights With Wow Factor at HGTV Dream Home 2024

By: Jessica Lowry Vizzutti

These design features, courtesy of Velux, add tons of natural light, impart coastal breezes, and add a depth of sophistication to the overall architecture at HGTV Dream Home 2024.

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Light and Airy

A vaulted ceiling adds a feeling of spaciousness to this luxe main bathroom. Three solar-powered, fresh air skylights and three fixed skylights can be adjusted to let the relaxing coastal breeze in or closed for afternoon pop-up showers.

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Comfortable Environment

The combination of the three windows, three solar-powered, fresh air skylights and three fixed skylights bring ample natural light into this glorious space. These elements create a comfortable environment, no matter the time of day.

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Naturally Illuminated

A built-in sun tunnel in the guest bathroom brings natural light into the moody space to keep things feeling illuminated with sunshine. Tones of gray and light blue found in the tile, fixtures and vanity contrast with the deep auburn walls for a funky and modern contrast.

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Control at Your Fingertips

This home’s advanced automated systems can be controlled by your mobile phone or tablet. This set up makes it easy to control skylight settings while at home or on the go.

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Blue Skies in the Kitchen

These no leak, solar-powered, fresh air skylights gives homeowners the flexibility to let fresh air in and add to the beautiful coastal aesthetic of the kitchen.

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Pop of Sunshine

A sun tunnel in the ceiling with a low-profile design brings wonderful natural light inside. The window offers a view of the beautiful estuary and lagoon just outside, that adds a sense of calm and tranquility to this impressive property.

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No Windows, No Problems

At HGTV Dream Home 2024 natural light can be found in every corner. A sun tunnel in the closet and bathroom adds natural light in a space where windows are small or aren't available.

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Healthy Ventilation

Solar-powered, fresh air skylights with shades in the vaulted ceiling bring natural light and cooling breezes inside this restful space. Integrated rain sensors automatically close the skylights if inclement weather approaches.

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Breezy Living

A large modern fan on the upstairs porch keeps the breeze blowing and the bugs at bay so guests can focus on relaxing with the view. Built in outdoor skylights in the extended roof add natural light to the porch, making it a perfect spot to enjoy the outdoors no matter the weather.

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Solar-Powered Skylights

Three solar-powered, fresh air skylights bring in fresh breezes and improve the natural light at HGTV Dream Home 2024. The solar panel of each skylight does not have to be exposed to direct sunlight to function, so it will work on cloudy days and with indirect light.

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Climate Smart Solutions

Solar-powered skylights on the roof reduce the home’s electricity needs and provide a climate conscious amenity that makes the most of long sunny days in this coastal location.

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Soothing and Serene

Sunset views and soothing waters surround the backyard of HGTV Dream Home 2024. With multiple spaces to eat, live and play outdoors, this home embraces coastal living in every way.