9 Ways to Add Interest to Your Ceilings
Ceilings offer wonderful opportunities for adding character and charm to a room. Below we have highlighted a number of different styles of ceiling treatments, from mountain rustic to contemporary to traditional. A ceiling can make a contemporary space feel more rustic and a boring space feel more interesting. A ceiling treatment can add color to a space, bring the height down visually and add textural interest. There is really no limit to what you can do with ceiling treatments. Take a look at the nine great ideas from Home on the Range below and let us know which ones you like the best and why. If you have a favorite ceiling design, add it to your comment so all of our readers can see it!
Reclaimed wood trusses visually help to bring down a high ceiling.
Reclaimed Amish beams on the rake of a high ceiling tie in with other rustic features in the space for a cohesive look.
The addition of wood adds more intimacy to this contemporary rustic space.
Reclaimed wood forms a coffered ceiling that’s perfect in this mountain modern recreation room .
A barrel vault ceiling with an American Clay finish adds a nice touch to this powder room.
We also spotted the following ceilings on Houzz and love the looks:
This sloped corrugated metal adds a rustic feel to this contemporary room.
Here is one of my favorite ceilings – I love the mix of the brick, the curve in the ceiling and the wood “ribs”
Using wallpaper is a great way to add interest to a ceiling, as you can see in this stylish nursery.
Take a look at the way this painted, coffered ceiling completes the overall design of this inviting bedroom. Can you imagine the room without this ceiling design?
Contact Home on the Range for Interior design for your entire space—ceiling and all. You can visit our website to see more examples of our work.
Images: 1-5 Interior design by Home on the Range; 6-9 via Houzz, as linked above
- June 5, 2012
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