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- Subtle Statement Ceiling. For a big impact without a full remodel, add a simple beam across the middle of your ceiling. Paint the beam the same color as your ceiling for a modern look, or leave it a natural wood tone for more of a farmhouse feel.
- Black Bathroom Ceiling. Black bathrooms are the epitome of sophistication. If you're working with a small space and don't want to make it feel cramped with all-black walls, consider taking the moody hue to the ceiling instead.
- Small Bathroom Ceiling. Vertical shiplap planks cover each wall of this powder room and flow seamlessly onto the ceiling. Basic crown molding and an all-over hue of light sage gives this tiny space a cohesive, cozy feel.
- Barrel Ceiling Design. This barrel ceiling accentuates this bathroom's star of the show: The bathtub. Unlike the sharp, angled design of a vaulted ceiling this arched entryway provides a softer appearance, which contrasts the hard, shiny feel of the tile throughout the space.
- Extend the Tiles to the Ceiling. Nowhere in the nonexistent bathroom remodeling handbook does it say tiles are for floors and walls only. Pure Design knows that.
- Hang Matching Pendants. Want to dip your toe into jazzing up your bathroom's ceiling? Take inspiration from this enviable bathroom, a creation of interior designer Abbie Naber of A. Naber Design, and hang a pair of matching pendants on either side of your mirror.
- Paint It Pink. For this bathroom's design, Andrea May Interiors leaned into a soft yet standout paint color. A vintage-style freestanding vanity, painted in a barely there shade of blush, catches the eye, and so does the shiplap ceiling in a matching shade.
- Wallpaper the Ceiling. Living with Lolo's principal designer Lauren Lerner had two goals in mind when creating this pool house bathroom: it had to be functional, and just as importantly, it had to be fun.
- Tile all the way up. This bright and airy bathroom by Adam Sokol is both striking and practical. If your bathroom is more of a wet room, tiling the ceiling is a brilliant way to combat issues caused by humidity when using other materials like paint or wallpaper.
- Paint in bold colors. Painting a bathroom ceiling anything other than white is a great way to make a bold design statement. It’s also a simple, inexpensive, and practical way to revitalize the space.
- Don't be afraid of the dark. If the idea of a colored bathroom ceiling speaks to you, why not go all out and paint or tile your ceiling dark blue, gray or black?
- Try farmhouse chic panels. Wood wall paneling is very on-trend right now and it looks great on the bathroom ceiling. We love the mint fixtures with the ash paneling in the bathroom pictured by Armstrong Ceilings.
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- Appreciate the warmth of wood. Spending time outdoors and being surrounded by nature is renowned to help us feel more relaxed and calm. Natural materials have been used in construction and interior design for centuries, with many traditional bathrooms defined by unique architectural features and historic materials.
- Use the ceiling as a canvas for color. Bathroom color ideas have far progressed from classic blue and white, with bathrooms proving popular areas in the home to be more adventurous and experimental with color combinations that you may not have tried elsewhere in the home.
- Create a luxurious design with wallpaper. Wallpaper can inject color, pattern and personality into a room, adding a unique element of texture and visual interest.
- Establish a tranquil spa space. Spa bathroom ideas focus on bringing the essence of a tranquil spa space into the home, focusing on natural materials, simple and serene color palettes and the importance of relaxation.
- Considerations When Choosing A Bathroom Ceiling Material
- Tile
- Fibreglass
- Pvc Cladding
- Timber Cladding
- Waterproof Plasterboard (Green Board) and Paint
- Final Thoughts…
The first thing to think about when selecting a ceiling for your bathroom is its ability to resist moisture. Since the room will always be steamy, damp, warm and then cold, mould growth and water damage is always a concern. Will you be doing the ceiling over the shower? It needs to be able to withstand a random attack of spray and soap without stai...
Yes, you can use the same tiles on your bathroom ceiling that you have on the walls. Made out of ceramic or porcelain, they are completely waterproof as long as the grout is well maintained. While the tiles are easy to clean with their shiny, slick surface, you may need to scrub the grout from time to time. Extremely tough, tiles will last until th...
These lightweight panels can be hung in an afternoon and deliver a sleek finished appearance. They can be brittle, but the likelihood that you will damage your ceiling taking a shower is minimal. The panels are waterproof and can be cleaned with a soft cloth and soap. There is not a huge variety of styles, but most ceilings do not serve as fashion ...
This newer material is rapidly taking the top spot for retrofitting old ceilings or installing a new bathroom on a budget. Unlike fibreglass, PVC cladding is flexible. The tiles snap into place on hangars. They can cover a cracked but stable ceiling. They are waterproof, paintable, and easy to clean. It’s a DIY project that almost anybody can tackl...
Do you imagine your bathroom finished out as an upscale spa with timber covering the floor, walls, and ceiling? It can be done. You will want to use wood such as teak or cedar. They have tighter grain that better resists water incursion. The timber will need to be sealed with polyurethane every year to create a water-resistant barrier. This is a la...
While thoroughly waterproofing a shower ceiling is always a good idea, it isn’t actually required. Green board or waterproof plasterboard is used to build the walls and ceilings of every bathroom before you start adding finishing touches. It is designed to be moisture and mould resistant and you can use it as the sole ceiling surface without extra ...
There you have it! The most common bathroom ceiling material options and the considerations you’ll need to think about to help decide which is the best choice for you. So, what material are you choosing for your new bathroom ceiling? DISCOVER MORE 1. Types Of Shower Trays – A Complete Guide 2. Shower Head Height | Measurements To Know 3. What Is A ...
Nov 24, 2023 · From classic coffered ceilings to modern geometric patterns, from rustic exposed beams to sleek and seamless designs, the possibilities are truly endless. Here you will find some of my favorite bathroom ceiling ideas and hopefully, a few inspire you as you design your very own. Wood Planks on a Bathroom Ceiling
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Apr 26, 2024 · Your bathroom ceiling is often the room’s fifth wall and plays a crucial role in the overall aesthetics. A well-designed ceiling can enhance the ambiance, create an illusion of space, and add luxury to your bathroom.
