This rustic wooden beamed ceiling is the perfect recipe for setting a cozy vibe.
Photo: Jessica Jelly
Transforming the ceiling into an accent wall. Bravo!
Photo: Home Polish
I love how the bookshelves mimic the design of the ceiling. This room is fun everywhere you look!
Photo: Sean Litchfield
Another example of using accents from the ceiling into the room, like with the bookshelves and chandelier pictured here. So COCOCOZY!
Photo: Pablo Enriquez
The unique detail of this ceiling breaks up all the white, adding texture.
Photo: Claire Esparros
This is what high white beam dreams are made of!
Photo: Chad Mellon
Oh hello, dreamy kitchen! Love the paneling on this light and bright angled ceiling.
Photo: Phoebe Joy
Who knew tree stumps could be used for epic ceiling paneling?
Photo: Jessica Antola
With its wooden beams, modern light fixtures and white, bright and airy vibe, this hallway is an absolute Y E S in my book.
Photo: M. Elle Design
When rustic meets chic. This elegant bathroom features a paneled ceiling and chandelier paired with minimalist decor to create an ambiance that’s simple, sophisticated, and oh so Insta-worthy.
Photo: M. Elle Design
Love the idea of utilizing the ceiling’s beams to incorporate more decor like they did here with the Fish Market sign.
Photo: Elle Decor
How incredible is this minimalist yet intricate design? Yes please.
Photo: Frustilista
Height for days! This 19th century Art Nouveau apartment in Copenhagen houses 13-foot high walls and I just can’t get enough of the stunning painted ceilings!
Photo: Vogue Living
The ivy ceiling takes this Italian dining experience to the next level!
Photo: Big Mamma Group
The designers over at the Chicago Athletic hotel did a spectacular job of preserving the building (from 1893!), while maintaining a modern-day luxury feel.
Photo: Nastasia’s Passport
This is one of my all-time favorite East Hampton kitchens! Can you even imagine it without this distinct ceiling?
Design: Dan Scotti Design
A love story featuring the fifth wall!
Photo: Elle Decor
Create eye-catching, but not overpowering designs by using wallpaper that covers the wall and goes over the ceiling.
Photo: Vogue Living
Everything (including the ceiling) in this Greek-island home by Isabel López-Quesada perfectly complements each other.
A great example of using the beamed metal ceiling to add texture and color.
The sky’s the limit when it comes to ceilings! Keep reaching for new heights!
xo!
