If your skylights are in areas where you get a lot of sun—especially bedrooms or media rooms—you might want to consider skylight shades with a room-darkening or blackout fabric, so natural sunlight doesn’t interrupt your sleep or add glare to a TV screen. And if they're in rooms like kitchens that don't require complete darkness, choose a fabric that will bring in natural light while still blocking harsh rays.

Also keep in mind that since skylights are often focal points of a room, you’ll want a skylight window covering that complements your space’s overall style. Plus, you’ll want to coordinate the skylight shade fabric with the fabrics of the other window coverings in the room, for a cohesive look.

Enhancing energy efficiency and just generally making a space more comfortable will only work if you open and close the window treatments over your skylights.

And for that, we have you covered. You can easily control Duette skylight shades with PowerView^®  Automation. Convenient control is yours from a remote, an app on your smart device or even with favorite voice assistant (when integrated with other smart-home systems)

Prefer manual control? Consider, consider the Simplicity^™ skylight system, which is also available on Duette shades. This system operates on any slope or orientation by a handle, as opposed to a hand crank, or with a telescoping pole. What’s really great about this system is that the fabric can stack at the top, bottom, left or right side.