"dome skylight" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used to refer to a type of skylight which is shaped like a dome, often found on the roofs of buildings. For example, "The new home we purchased has a beautiful, ornate dome skylight in the living room."
The annual average daylight factor values for big and small dome skylight rooms are determined as 2.3% and 4.4% respectively.
Inside the pillars, made of drywall, are the pair of quirky green leather couches soaking in the sun underneath a dome skylight.
Now the dome skylight, still a cathedral of scaffolding, is in the process of getting 2,000 new glass panes, while below some 50 marble workers and their helpers toil.
WHERE -- Nashville WHAT -- 4-bedroom house with guesthouse HOW MUCH -- $4,995,000 This Georgian-style house, built in 1924 on 3.1 acres, has a two-story mahogany library with a stained-glass dome skylight, cabinets with leaded glass doors, a fireplace and a spiral staircase to a second-level balcony.
Broken glass in the central dome skylight was replaced.
Four custom dome skylights top this oceanfront estate, designed by architect Don Edson and built in 2003.
With undulating plaster walls, Jerusalem stone masonry, limestone sinks and tile, and Moroccan-style dome skylights, the new Spa Luce at the Renaissance Hollywood Hotel blends ancient and modern, Mediterranean and Southern Californian.
The cylindrical portion of the building is positioned on the museum's north instead of south side; a series of small, domed skylights encircle the large central dome, which were never realized; and there is more extensive interior landscaping, like planted balconies.
The dome's skylight has been dimmed; Wright's built-in ramp lighting is blocked by temporary walls.
Stylish partiers enjoy their drinks in an intimate 80-person space, decorated with a romantic fireplace surrounded with half melted candles, a golden-hued Belle Époque dome faux skylight and cafe-style tables.
The school entrance has a frosted dome, pyramidal skylight.
