Cathedral ceiling

High ceilings are a beautiful feature that will add a grande and dramatic touch to any home. You may have heard of the terms vaulted ceilings and cathedral ceilings, both types of high ceilings. But you may be wondering what really is the difference between vaulted ceilings and cathedral ceilings? What are the benefits and […]

Light and bright home living room in neutrals with a cathedral ceiling and lots of windows

Architect Katie Hutchison provides three examples on how to make cathedral ceilings fit the space.

Wood Plank Living Room Cathedral ceiling

Cathédrale d'Exeter

Faux Wood Beams: Heights House | Jenna Sue Design Blog

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To help you choose the right design for your space here are the eight different types of ceilings that are most commonly used in both commercial and residential environments.

Project in Eldred, New York posted by Dwell

This Hidden Hills CA project features Cathedral Style T&G Ceiling with Beams. Uses Tongue & Groove 1×8 Hawaiian pattern (#230), Protected for interior/exterior use....

Jason Powers on Instagram: “We 💛 this oversized living space, cathedral ceiling and oversized kitchen...entertainers dream”

The intricacy of the detailing is remarkable. I know mediæval British churches were often more colourful than nowadays, when there's an expectation of austere bare stone, but I wonder whether this is an accurate reconstruction or an elaboration more representative of Victorian tastes: whilst the general style of the striking blue and gold decoration reflects that of the 1400 original, the specific design was executed by Owen Jones in 1856 during restoration of the Cathedral. Better On Black?