Tin ceiling in kitchen

We knew when we bought our house that we would take down and toss in the garbage horrible, cheap acoustical ceilings. They were incredibly ugly styrofoam squares that fit together like a puzzle, and they were in almost in every room, including the kitchen. Because our home was built in the mid-1800's, we decided to

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Get great ideas for repurposing and upcycling vintage embossed ceiling tin. It's old patina and character will add beauty to many kinds of DIY projects.

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ABOVE~ The kitchen looks like this now! After doing parts of it over several months this is a summary post showing all the steps we took. BEFORE~The kitchen with maple cabinets and faux granite laminate countertops. Step One: Paint all the cabinets in Annie Sloane Old White chalk paint. Step Two: Build a shelf over the window by cutting plywood and covering it with faux tin tile panels, and attach it with vintage iron brackets. Paint the tile covered shelf with the same paint as the…

Rustic meets industrial in this kitchen. Pictured: Galvalume ceiling tiles.

Tin ceiling with mason jar light