Coffered ceiling

A coffer ceiling is a sunken panel structure and can be in a square, rectangular or octagonal shape. This type of ceiling is a means of decoration that gives shape or definition to a room. These types of ceilings are normally found in larger, older or very expensive home or offices. The Roman Pantheon is an example of a coffered ceiling that is round or a rotunda dome shape that is quite impressive even by modern standards. This particular ceiling give you the feeling of ascending into the he...

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Suspended Ceilings

Ceilings that are suspended are typically made of a suspended metal grid area that is attached to the structure above using heavy gage wire ties. This suspended ceiling grid is usually 2 feet by 4 feet in grid pattern. A ceiling tile is then placed inside the metal grid or frame the complete the ceiling. There are many types of tiles and materials that can be installed in your ceiling suspended from above. These panels are replaceable in case of water or other damages and can also be substitu...

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Vaulted Ceilings

Vaulted ceilings generally have some type of arch, slope or extended ceiling area that arches above a floor. The vaulted or arched ceiling adds dimension to a room, making it feel more spacious and open.

One of the most famous vaulted ceilings is the Sistine Chapel, built in 1473. This Italian made ceiling was adorned by the renaissance master s with ornate fresco paintings. It is located in the Vatican Palace in Rome. The most famous works done at the Sistine Chapel were by Michae...

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