A guide to ceiling designs
Designing your home can be a beautiful experience for anyone, considering that there is so much one can do to change the look and feel of their home. If you require several changes to be done to your home's internal structure as well, it would be best to seek a professional home designer or an architect’s assistance. Read this article to learn more on ceiling designs.
Ceiling designs
Designing your personal space requires good home interiors sense and taste that can be acquired by reading home décor magazines for the latest design concepts and ideas.
Various light décors that are available
Every room gets its aura from proper lighting, flooring, and décor. Proper lighting ensures that your home is beautifully lit. Nowadays, there are several light décor options such as vaulted ceiling designs, false ceiling designs, ceiling ideas, and wall designs that are available to suit your personal style statements. Decorative ceiling concepts involve using lights in various styles along with ceiling shapes and colours in order to add luxury and creative illumination throughout the house.
Choosing the panel of the ceiling
When opting for false ceiling, you can choose the panel of your ceiling to add effect to that room. These panels can be made of wood or plaster of Paris, and their height can be adjusted to suit your room’s requirements. If you are using a chandelier to highlight your ceiling, opt for the ceiling to be of a darker colour than the walls, as this allows the chandelier to stand out without deflecting or scattering light on to the ceiling. If you want to include a false ceiling with the chandelier, opt for a cove false ceiling as this looks softer when not using the chandelier.
Decorative walls
Walls can be highlighted using cove lights or spot lights in certain areas that require focus. For example, led lights can be placed on top of a statue, a wall painting, or a door. You can use warm self-printed wall papers to give your home an elegant feeling. With this, try using darker shades on the ceiling to blend all colours of your home with the lighting and flooring. For a more contemporary look, use square layers of cove false ceiling to hide the source of light. This will provide more light and will still give a soothing feeling to the eyes.
