The sky's the limit when it comes to designing your ceilings. One of the biggest considerations for ceilings is height. Raised ceilings illuminate the room with a larger space and give the home a more custom appearance. Raised ceiling options include the cathedral ceiling, tray ceiling, cove ceiling, and more.
On the other end of the spectrum is the drop ceiling. Popular in rooms such as the basement, drop ceilings create a sound barrier to help keep a room quiet. They can also cover unsightly wiring and pipes that are located along the top of the room. Keep in mind, though, that you will lose about 8 inches of headroom with a dropped ceiling.
But height isn't the only way to personalize your ceiling. Even the standard, 8 ft ceiling can become unique with its own finishing material, whether it's drywall, tile, tin, or a hand-painted mural.
A guide to the installation of tin ceilings for your remodel. Snap, nail in, and drop tin ceiling panels are covered, as well as their comparative costs and appearances.… Read more »
A guide to creating dropped ceilings in your remodel, whether it's in the basement, a popular place to use a dropped ceiling to conceal plumbing and wiring, or anywhere else in the house.… Read more »
A simple way to update a room is to remodel the ceiling. Aside from just painting, you can add wood paneling to give your ceiling a unique and finished look. There are several options when it comes to picking which type of paneling is right for your space… Read more »
When you think of a stucco finish, you normally picture it in terms of an exterior product. Although this is true, it can also be used in interior applications. There are several techniques that can make your space look modern and refreshed.… Read more »
Wood paneling tends to carry with it a negative connotation of an ugly style left-over from the sixties and seventies. These days however, there are actually several forms of wood paneling and beautiful ways to incorporate it into your home in a modern an… Read more »
Acoustic ceilings were developed in the 1960s and were commonly used in homes to create lower ceilings, as well as to provide a sound barrier. In addition to absorbing sound, these ceilings also allowed homeowners to install additional ductwork, electrica… Read more »
This article talks about coffered ceiling fans, what they are used for, the benefits, etc.… Read more »