Ceiling Decor
Ceiling Design
Ceiling – the largest unused area of a room – has been given special attention for hundreds of years. In many current interiors, the ceiling’s potential to add character to the room has been neglected. In recent years changing interior styles have produced exhilarating ceiling designs, which add new dimensions to interior space. With smart interior design through the use of creative materials and finishes the ceiling can become the focal point or an important backdrop for other interior elements.
Add welcoming dimensions to your ceiling by bringing decorative ceiling elements: ceiling medallions, ceiling rims, beautiful molding and ceiling domes. Whether it is a Historical restoration, new construction or remodeling with our products you can create impressive ceiling design.
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that is great– i have never thought of a ceiling as a new frontier for decorating– it is usually as something that i have written off as whatever is there when i move in– so be it. I guess there is a new frontier that must be explored!
- Rhonda, July 8th, 2010 at 4:39 pm
I have actually started thinking of making a more elaborate ceiling designs. I was made a beautiful design and i still couldnt think of the materials until i saw your site. the best part of all of your design materials is that they are so delicate looking and the details are amazingly beautiful. Your selection of all the materials that are available so that there are countless options for how to make it all come together.
- Jillian, July 9th, 2010 at 11:03 am
Would there be any point to decorate a ceiling that is rather low? I mean, it is normal– i would say about 10 feet, but it is not incredibly tall. I just don’t know if it would look tacky if i would do a ceiling design.
- Kelly, July 9th, 2010 at 2:03 pm
Kelly – with a 10 foot high ceiling you can certainly incorporate a ceiling medallion and also ceiling moldings.
Don’t forget when selecting a ceiling medallion multiply the length x width of the room (in feet) then devide by 7 to get the ceiling medallion size in inches.
For example for a 12 x 15 room the ceiling medallion would be at least 25.7 inches in diameter.
[12 x 15 = 180 / 7 = 25.7 inches]
- Albert, September 9th, 2010 at 10:38 am
I never realized there could be so much detail added to a ceiling. I was visiting a friend the other day and noticed a new addition to her lighting fixtures. She told me she had purchased a ceiling medallion from InvitingHome.com. I truly appreciate the beauty in a home, and I am looking forward to adding my own details and personal touch to my own home.
- Mary Anne, September 14th, 2010 at 3:06 pm
With budgets being tight people are turning to their ceiling to stretch their home deocr budget. For just a few hundred dollars and some elbow grease you can transform your room with ceiling moldings.
Typically, the molding start about 1 – 2 feet from the outer walls. Corners can be decorative or plain. It’s a simple project, but you will definetly have an immediate impact.
- Albert, September 22nd, 2010 at 3:37 pm
We just added a two-piece ceiling medallion:
Santa-Rosa Two-Piece Medallion
ceiling medallions CM9030
diameter – 24-1/8″
depth – 1-1/2″
center diameter – 6-3/8″
This is ideal if you wish to install a ceiling medallion around your chandelier, fan or ceiling light fixture without having to remove the device.
- Albert, September 28th, 2010 at 4:35 pm
I love the fact that you sell 2 piece medallions. A lot of companies I have been searching sell 2 piece medallions, but they just cut the medallion in half. Why I love InviingHome.com’s is because the 2 pieces actually marry together and look like it was never cut to begin with. I think 2 piece ceiling medallions are very smart to sell for homeowners since the lighting fixtures are most likely already installed.
- Alec, September 29th, 2010 at 3:41 pm
I knew something was missing from my living room. It was missing that perfect added touch. I finally discovered InvitingHome.com and I got some great ideas from the Inspiration Gallery. I ended up purchasing some panel molding to make a lovely design and a ceiling medallion to accentuate my overhead fan. It really turned a “blah” room into a “wow” room. I am so thankful!
- Diane, October 5th, 2010 at 3:06 pm