Gallery Of Homes: Solatubes

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Sharon Day loves her new daylit kitchen.  She can see colors in her cabinets and countertops she never noticed before.

James and Sharon Day enjoy their new daylit living room. Sharon says, "It's wonderful not having to turn the lights on during the day."

Bette Thomas' kitchen with 2 Solatubes.  Windows were shaded by trees.

Solatube was closed in left photo with optional dimmer.  Both pictures were taken with the same camera settings.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights

Dianne Brown enjoys reading in natural daylight without having to turn on the lamp.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights.

Helen Cabral, 87 and living life, enjoys her new sunshine in the living room.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights.

Nieberlein residence:  A 14" solatube over the island bathes the kitchen in natural light enhancing the beauty of the granite and brightening up what otherwise would be a fairly dim space.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights.

Watkins residence:  A 14" solatube in the great room and over the island bathes both spaces in natural light, bringing out the beautiful colors in the granite as well as brightening up what otherwise would be darker spaces.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights

14" solatube in the Watkins residence kitchen.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights

14" solatube in the Watkins residence master bath.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights

10" solatube brightens up a pocket office between the kitchen and dining room.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights

Bailey residence:  A 14" solatube adds natural light into what would otherwise be a very dark kitchen.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights.

Bailey residence:  A 14" solatube over the master tub brightens up the bathroom.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights.

Bailey residence:  A 14" solatube over the spa adds natural lighting in an otherwise dark porch.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights.

Simmons residence:  A 10" solatube in the kitchen brightens up what would otherwise be a dark space.  Learn more at Emerald Coast Skylights.