Exposed wood ceilings

So we made some major moves in our home the past few weeks. After falling in love with opening up our ceiling in our kitchen... we finally pulled that design choice into the rest of the house, yes we tore out our ceilings throughout the entire main floor. During this process we have had so many people message, asking why we decided to take them out, because they are debating doing it too. Well, I will say, like most design, it is not for everyone. If you are on the fence of going down this…

🪵 Wood-Paneled Ceilings – A Touch of Natural Elegance Wood-paneled ceilings bring warmth and texture to any space. Opt for rich walnut for a classic feel, light oak for a Scandinavian vibe, or exposed beams for a rustic-chic look. A perfect blend of coziness and luxury! 🌳🔥

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To add drama and airiness to any room, consider exposed ceiling beams overhead. Learn about their timeless allure and three ways to get the look at home.

Looking to add warmth and charm to your cabin? Discover 8 cozy cabin ceiling ideas that breathe life into your rustic retreat. From charming wood planks and stunning exposed beams to sophisticated vaulted designs, these ceiling styles offer limitless style choices that will make you fall in love with your space all over again. Transform your cabin into a haven of comfort and warmth that's perfect for weekend getaways or everyday living. Each idea is easy to implement and adds unique…

A well-insulated home is not only cheaper to live in but also provides far more comfort as the seasons change. Knowing this, you might wonder how to insulate a ceiling with exposed rafters. This post combines up-to-date research and industry professional knowledge to answer your question. Insulating a ceiling with exposed rafters is more complicated […]

It’s all in the (ceiling) details 🤩 _____ Exposed wood beams, modern farmhouse design, warm wood interiors, living room, family room

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There were a lot of unexpected twists and turns along the way until we finally ended up with this Pinterest-worthy white oak ceiling in our dining room. Remember, we’re updating a 1970s home for our family of 5 with all of its charm and some of its quirks in tact.