CEILING DETAILS

Though it’s one of the largest surface areas in any room, the ceiling often gets overlooked. Don’t let this blank canvas go to waste. Decorate your ceiling with exposed beams or tiles, such as those from Decorative Ceiling Tiles. Exposed ceiling beams aren’t just for new builds or historic homes—you can add them as a decorative instead of a structural element. Ceiling tile is another way to add interest to your ceilings, especially for historic homes. “We have done many replicas over the years to match existing ceiling tiles and cornices to preserve the historical value of residential and commercial properties,” says the team at Decorative Ceiling Tiles.

INSIDER TIP: Use ceiling tiles to cover up undesirable popcorn ceilings. Decorative Ceiling Tiles offers Styrofoam tiles you can install yourself with adhesive—just make sure your popcorn ceiling doesn’t contain asbestos.