Roof lanterns for Gorgeous Spaces

Make your own grand design statement with our lantern rooflights. The ultimate in skylight renovations, these raised lanterns come in a range of sizes made to suit your individual needs.

We’ve fitted some amazing spaces completely re-modelled with lanterns, which are statement pieces often in standout proportions. In various leading brands, raised lanterns can be fitted to any flat roof and are particularly popular for kitchens and garden room conversions, creating a staggering wow factor.

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A roof lantern is an architectural feature that consists of a glazed structure, typically installed on the flat roof of an extension, orangery, or other part of a building.

It resembles an inverted glass box or pyramid and is designed to allow natural light to flood the interior space. Roof lanterns are both functional and decorative, adding elegance and a sense of spaciousness to a room.

• Glazed Construction:
  • Made primarily of glass panels supported by a frame, allowing maximum natural light into the space below.
• Elevated Design:
  • Positioned above the roofline, the raised structure creates an airy, open feel.
• Framing Materials:
  • Frames are typically made from aluminum, uPVC, or timber, designed for strength and durability.
• Energy Efficiency:
  • Modern roof lanterns use double or triple glazing with thermal breaks to reduce heat loss and improve insulation.
• Shape and Style:
  • Available in a variety of shapes, such as rectangular, square, or octagonal, and often feature decorative ridge detailing.

• Increased Natural Light:
  • A roof lantern brightens the space by bringing in more sunlight, reducing the need for artificial lighting during the day.
• Enhanced Aesthetics:
  • Adds a stunning architectural element to the space, creating a sense of luxury and sophistication.
• Sense of Space:
  • By drawing the eye upward, a roof lantern can make a room feel larger and more open.
• Improved Ventilation:
  • Some roof lanterns can be fitted with opening sections to allow fresh air circulation.
• Energy Efficiency:
  • Modern designs help maintain comfortable indoor temperatures while reducing energy costs.