A false ceiling in your bedroom can significantly improve the aesthetics as well as the functionality of your room. When designing the ceiling, you can relocate lighting points, reduce noise levels, hide unsightly beams or conceal wiring. We’ve put together some lovely false ceiling designs for bedroom that you’d love to wake up to in the morning—here you go:
Add Rustic Charm and Warmth with Wooden Rafters
If you’re lucky enough to have a sloping roof in your bedroom, you can add definition and emphasize the slope with polished wooden beams. If you’re working on a budget, it’s easy to circumvent the cost of real wood by using boxed plywood covered with a paper-thin veneer.
Minimalist and Modern False Ceiling
We love this uncluttered, contemporary bedroom that uses iron beams and rafters to provide structure to the tall lean-to roof. The under board below the ceiling is painted the same white as the exposed brick walls, adding to the rustic country charm.
Sloping Skylights
Wouldn’t you love to wake up to the first rays of the sun slanting across your bed every morning? These gorgeous skylights make it possible. And we must say— the rest of this lovely bedroom
The main contributing factor in that cramped feeling one will get in small spaces is litter. Western decor seems to be an all time favorite! Giving the sensation of large open spaces, western home decor often has an abundance of wooden accents. Wooden flooring and exposed wood beams are common in western decor. Wrought iron candle holders, western collectible figurines and wall accents such as wagon wheels are often used in the sort of home decor. Upholstered furniture is commonly neglected at home cleaning time. It isn’t that we don’t need to clear every thing in the house we’re just centered on weekly family chores like dusting, mopping, cleansing the kitchen and toilet.