There are often many types of windows in a home.  My previous article offered ideas for window treatments for standard window types, such as patio doors and other typical sizes.  This article will offer ideas for two of the other window types that you may have in your home:  skylights and sidelights (windows beside a door). Starting with skylights, here are some window treatments options for you to consider.  First, I would highly recommend cellular shades.   You probably already know, but cell shades add insulation to your window.  They come in single, double and triple cell, the latter offering the greatest amount of insulation.  That said, cell shades are attractive and come in a wide variety of colors to compliment almost any décor.  Also, cell shades can be purchased with a motorized function which is especially useful for skylights wh home buyers ich are often out of reach.  If you want a slightly less expensive option consider pleated shades which essentially look the same as cell shades but do not have the excellent insulating properties.  Both cellular and pleated shades come in a variety of light-filtering options from sheer to room darkening so you can choose how much light you want to be filtered.  Lastly, both of these shades come specially designed to work with skylights and come with side tracks that hold the shade in place but allow it to open and close. Next up are sidelights.  Now not every home has sidelight but for those that do, choosing the right sidelight window treatment can really make a difference as it can make the entry way in your home really beautiful and functional.  Sidelight shades need to be available in narrow widths, that is why there arent more choices.