Roof Lights: Top Tips For Your Bespoke Kitchen Design

A kitchen sink with water running from a black faucet, a soap dispenser, and a small flower vase nearby.

Every year, trends and patterns change when it comes to home interiors. Whether you’re going for an edgy or modern look, the ‘in’ design will have always altered by the following year.

That’s why it’s particularly important to carefully choose a design for your kitchen – often an entertainment room – that isn’t going to be outdated quickly. Planning how your kitchen will look is often the hardest part, such as visiting all of those DIY stores and finding the best suited for your home.

Minus the fact that your worktops and flooring space all needs to match and be aligned properly, you need to make sure that your kitchen feels fresh and looks open. That’s why if you’re planning on redesigning your kitchen, or fitting one after ripping out your old, you should consider the three following tips alongside a roof light:

Open up the space that you have

Aside from picking the right colour shade and design of your kitchen, it’s worth thinking about a roof light to bring more light into your kitchen. Other than naturally brightening the room and space that you have, it can complement your design and make the space feel so much bigger. Pairing a roof light alongside the windows that you have, or bi-folding doors, will work hand in hand to make your kitchen space feel airy for all of those parties that you plan on hosting! If you’ve decided to work with a dark colour scheme for your kitchen, such as black and white, it’s particularly worth considering a roof light to ensure your kitchen doesn’t feel cramped and claustrophobic.

Bright kitchen with skylight, island, wooden dining table, and large windows overlooking a green backyard.

Let your kitchen breath

Allowing air into your kitchen through a bespoke roof light without opening up all of your windows is a great way for your kitchen to give that wow factor. A rooflight with ventilation will fill your kitchen with fresh air and actually bring a variety of benefits for your health! Whilst cooking, it will reduce any heat and allow the fresh air to clean your lungs. It’s a known fact that fresh air gives you more energy and makes you feel happier. Obviously, you can open all of your windows and have the same impact. However, on winter nights where you’re entertaining friends in the kitchen, you don’t want a strong breeze coming through and giving everyone a chill!

Modern kitchen with large skylight, dark wood cabinets, white walls, and windows showing green trees outside.

Match a roof light with your island

A roof light isn’t just for a kitchen with an island, but if you’re lucky enough to have one, they can really work well together. They can be the perfect accompaniment to a kitchen island and draw the attention directly to the two main features of your home. Placing it directly above your island will draw in natural light to that area and come the evening when you’re eating dinner or enjoying a glass or two, allowing you to look up at the stars and enjoy the night. Ideally, choosing a roof light that has a similar shape to your island would be the best option as it will make your kitchen look more symmetrical and balanced, whilst evenly giving light to all of the workspace.

Modern white kitchen with pendant lights, an island with a sink, and minimalist decor on the counter.

To find out more about the roof lights that we offer for your bespoke kitchen, contact us today and we’d be more than happy to discuss the options we feel are appropriate for you!