Ideas for basement ceilings

Looking to upgrade your basement? Check out these 20 ceiling ideas that are budget-friendly and easy to implement. From drop ceilings to shiplap boards, create a space you’ll love spending time in. #BasementCeilingIdeas #HomeImprovement #BasementRenovation #InteriorDesign #DIYProjects

Transform your basement with these 25 budget-friendly ceiling ideas! Discover innovative and affordable solutions to revamp your underused space. Explore various options, including affordable wooden beams, exposed structures, and creative DIY approaches. These ideas will guide you towards achieving a stylish and inviting basement without breaking the bank. Remodeling your basement ceiling is an easy way to enhance aesthetics and increase property value. Elevate your basement from dull to…

In this video we show you how to make and install your own DIY basement ceiling that is 100% accessible. It is accessible like a dropped ceiling but it is no...

Intro by Robin & Steps by Ed This gorgeous plywood ceiling solved a lot of problems and doesn't look cheap at all, but we made it with a tiny budget! We were unhappy with the

Are you thinking about panting your basement ceiling or leaving the ceiling exposed? Learn some of the important considerations to painting an unfinished basement ceiling!

Transform an unfinished basement with these beautiful (and affordable!) basement ceiling ideas.

Transform your basement into a bright and modern space with this DIY exposed ceiling painting project! Easy to follow steps and simple materials make it a fun and cost-effective way to update your basement. #DIYHomeImprovement #BasementRenovation #ExposedCeiling

This easy plywood ceiling idea saved us a ton of time and money when we finished out our garage apartment home. It was easier than finishing drywall and went up really quick. I'll show you how we gave out studio apartment a fun look with this plywood ceiling and simple modern trim detail to cover the seams.

Transform your space with Basement Ceiling Ideas that enhance style and function! Discover unique designs. #HomeDecor #DIY

An exposed basement ceiling typically has a ton of pipes and wires running through it. So, it can be a bit of an eye sore with various colored pipes, gas lines, pex tubes, and electrical wires. Painting a basement ceiling all black makes everything disappear and gives your basement an industrial feel. Surprisingly after you paint your basement ceiling black and add recessed lighting throughout, it feels much larger.

Hiding unsightly pipes, ductwork, wires, and other imperfections on the original ceiling can be easily accomplished by installing a dropped ceiling. Usually placed on top of a traditional ceiling, dropped ceilings are often referred to as suspended or drop ceilings. They are secured from the main ceiling using metal wires and tracks. Dropped ceilings are […]

I replaced my ugly drop-down ceiling with Ceilume ceiling tiles in bronze. This was so easy! Let me show you the process!

Looking for a simple & easy drop ceiling idea to help makeover a space in your home? This Celiume Vinyl Tile review can help you with your old drop ceiling!

Replacing Drop Down Ceiling Tiles (again!) We had this old outdated drop down ceiling in our basement that I initially wanted to rip out. But I really didn’t want to do drywall work on a ceiling. I went looking for alternatives and stumbled upon Ceilume ceiling tiles. You can just swap out the old outdated […]

Looking to spruce up your basement without spending a fortune? Check out these 5 great and budget-friendly basement ceiling ideas that can truly transform your space into a cozy haven! From using drop ceilings to creative paint tricks, these tips will help you make your basement feel welcoming and stylish while keeping the costs down. Perfect if you're aiming for a DIY project that will impress onlookers and increase your home’s appeal. Dive into these clever options that satisfy both style…

The original ceiling was from the 1960's. We removed it all, used brackets and 2x4's to drop the ceiling 2 inches, built the frames from 1x6's and used drywall for the ceiling tiles. They can be pushed up and slid over to access the ceiling cavity. We also replaced florescent tube lighting with led lighting on dimmers.