Add character to your home with a unique and eye-catching wood ceiling design.
Draw inspiration from these designs to make your ceilings the star of the show.
This works well for large spaces because you’ll save money on wood.
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And, keeping the majority of the ceiling white makes the room look larger and brighter.
Driftwood-style exposed beams romanticize this bedroom and balance out the soft, dreamy headboard and bedding.
An all-white color scheme makes the space look larger than it is.
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Rustic Kitchen Ceiling
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Theres something special about a kitchen with a rustic twist.
This charming space is proof that amodern farmhouse kitchendoesn’t have to be all white!
This slanted ceiling looks sleek with its wood panels and stands out against the white and bright walls.
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Ceiling Cutout
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If your ceiling is vaulted, you likely already have structural beams.
But they can be a design element as well.
The brown tones of the wood pair well with brown-trimmed cabinets and darker wood flooring.
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The combination of horizontal and vertical beams helps to give this contemporary living space a spark of rustic elegance.
Acozy fireplaceand sitting area complete the impressive design.
Here, the light wood panels increase the airiness and spa-like feel of the space.
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you’re able to get the look yourself in the afternoon.
Painted Wood Ceiling
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The ceiling can easily transition to a more grown-up design style as your kids get older.
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Floor-to-Ceiling Wood Paneling
Jean M. Allsopp
This rustic wood-paneled ceiling with exposed crossing beams is a showstopper.
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