Tin Tiled Ceiling

Neat Ceiling Tile Shelf by 'Playingwithbrushes'Tin TilesPeople often ignore their ceilings as a decorating option.  It was common in ancient times that ceiling were painted a color.  It was only until recent that white was the most common pick.  Ceiling tile is an attractive way to conceal pipes and wires as well as sloppy ceilings.  Ceiling tiles come in n various styles and textures including antique tile and tiles that are made to look vintage. (Pictures to the Left Photo Credit - Playingwithbrushes, Wikimediacommons)

 

 

 

 

Fairmont Royal York in Toronto Redroom Studios

Fairmont Royal York in Toronto Redroom Studios

Faux tin ceiling tile comes in a large variety of colors and patterns and can simulate antique tin. Antique Tin can be expensive, as well as you may not be able to get the quantity you are needing.  The Faux Tin tile is lightweight and often is quite easy to install as it often has a tongue and groove design for easy placement.

Styrofoam Ceiling Tile is another consideration as the cost is quite affordable.  It also serves as a good source for insulation. Styrofoam tile is also lightweight and easy to work with.

If you plan on purchasing the antique tin tile, be sure to measure out your ceiling before you purchase so you don't run out of material half way through the job.

Ceiling

New Ideas for Ceiling Medallions

Tin ceilings! by boboroshi

 Tin ceiling by BoboroshiTin ceiling by patrickwoodward

Tin ceiling by Patrick Woodward

Neat Ceiling Tile Shelf by 'Playingwithbrushes'

Photo Credit - Playingwithbrushes

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 Outstanding Ceiling Moulding and Ceiling Corbels. Motif.  Picture Credit Annpar


This ceiling looks like wallpaper ....  Which may be a great idea for tall ceilings.

 Tin Ceiling tile Painted Blue
Light baby Blue Ceiling with Faux Clouds. 




This is one of my favorite pictures.  Check out that ceiling!

Furniture Ad.  The ceiling is painted in geometrical check pattern.  White and baby blue.  A gothic inspired look. 

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