Lisa Brass, Founder of Design Vintage Ltd has been renovating her home in West Sussex. When designing the new loft conversion she purposefully incorporated as many conservation rooflights as possible into the plans to enable maximum light and also to give the room a stunning appearance overall.
Lisa chose conservation rooflights so that the traditional look would match both the interior and exterior. The black bars of the rooflights look incredible against the neutral interior.
A combination of Clement size 4 and 5 rooflights were used, these larger rooflights allow masses of natural light into the loft space. The skylights are complemented with brass pole winders.
Lisa said: “I came across Clement Windows whilst on the hunt for an alternative to the usual standard rooflights.
The conservation rooflights are just stunning and the black box frame adds a beautiful feature to the space, with the added bonus that I didn’t have to paint them!
I highly recommend them for any period project.“
Details
Site: Private Residence, West Sussex
Specification: Clement 4 & 5 range of tile profile conservation rooflights
Top hung with 300mm brass pole winders
Clement Conservation Rooflights are manufactured from mild steel sheet to ISO 9001 Quality Systems. All supplied with 24mm insulated glass units, argon gas filled units and self cleaning glass as standard. Polyzinc and polyester powder coat paint finish to BS EN 13438.
Photos taken by Alex Wilson Photography.
superb steel windows, doors and conservation rooflights
