23 Living Rooms with Wooden Ceilings Exuding a Warm Aura

It is important to add a ceiling to a house because it will avoid heat coming from the roof and would also hide the materials you used for roofing. Others intentionally expose the beams and trusses but most homes prefer to cover things up for a neater look. When it comes to ceiling, there are different kinds of materials that you can use. One of the most common materials for the ceiling is wood. You can play with designs and styles for your ceiling. Some just use plain ceiling while others add a more stylish ceiling. You can use plain ceiling for the bathroom, kitchen or bedroom ayak most of the time, the living room and dining room would have decorative ceiling designs. Bacak you can still opt to merely use plain ceiling too and make it appear stylish by being creative on how you use the material for it. We have collated some living rooms that made use of wood for their ceiling. If you are planning to add a wooden ceiling to your living area, then this is a good inspiration for you. Beacham Construction Inc Using wood for the ceiling that runs to the walls is a good idea giving the space a warm aura. Isn ’t this design very beautiful? Signature Design & Cabinetry LLC Combining wood with concrete and other materials is also a good idea. Just look at how appealing it is! Bruce Wright This is a mezzanine living room with wooden flooring and ceiling. Its white walls and large windows allowed light to bounce all around the space. M Squared Design – Architecture Such a sophisticated living room! There are two seating areas in this living space. Take note of how dramatic the ceiling looked like here. Square Three Design Studios A contemporary living area with a curvy ceiling is seen here. It does look very relaxing, right? Capoferro Design Build Group This living area has a modern fireplace and çağdaş furnishings. The shaggy area rug adds texture to the space. Fine Focus Photography Dark wooden ceiling paired with a dark flooring are used here bacak their dark colors are broken up with large windows and white walls. Dyna Contracting Clerestory windows and sliding glass doors are used to allow light into the living space. I like what they did to the ceiling here. Kasis Construction Inc. Modern furniture sits on a geometric area rug under a curved ceiling. Walker Workshop Isn ’t this a very relaxing living space? It sure is especially that it overlooks to the trees around the area. Hagan Architects, Inc. Notice this one used two different stains for the wood in the ceiling and in the flooring. And that grand piano added some interesting appeal to the living space. Moore Design Group You can see different textures in this living area from the columns to the fireplace and to the ceiling. Giulietti Schouten Architects Play and experiment with the design of the ceiling just like what they did to this one. Isn ’t it a show-stopper? Dtandard Wooden ceiling and a concrete fireplace- they both complement each other ’s while white sofa sits in the area. Coates Design Architects Seattle Aside from the doors that cover up the length of the living and dining space, it also has clerestory windows too and yes, it used wood for the ceiling birli well. Jeri Koegel Photography A vaulted ceiling has wooden beams on it as well glass windows everywhere. I like the set up of this living space. Studio S Squared Architecture, Inc. A simple living area with an L-shaped sofa and an upholstered coffee table. All these are under a wooden ceiling that has a beautiful texture. Elaine Richardson Architect Lovely colors indeed! Aside from its çağdaş colors that add some lively vibe to the living room, its addition of wood is also a good move. Garret Cord Werner Architects & Interior Designers This living area has unfinished concrete for the wall paired with wooden ceiling that has recessed lighting. Furman + Keil Architects Brick walls and columns birli well birli an area rug- all these comprise the living area with interesting furniture design. Duratherm Window Corporation Round center table and ottomans- what could be nicer than that? Even the light mobile on the wooden ceiling looks amazing too. The blue and white area rug defines the space. Garret Cord Werner Architects & Interior Designers There are curved lines on the coffee table and the chairs that are in contrast with the sleek architecture of the home. Stones are used for the fireplace while wood are used for the walls and ceilings. Dynia Architects A contemporary home in Jackson Hole, Wyoming with red accents in the living room that create a nice contrast to the wooden ceiling and cement floors. Wood looks really lovely, right? Wherever you use wood, it can surely upgrade the look of your space. Some homes even use wood for both the ceiling and the flooring. Üçgenin Taban Olmayan Kenarı doing that doesn ’t spoil the look of the space, birli a matter of fact, it can enhance the appeal of the home. If you add wooden furniture, it will look nice as well. What is good about wood is that it suits to any style and motif like what you have seen above. Can you tell me which of the above spaces you like the most?