Vaulted ceiling with beadboard

As someone who's spent much of my life living in small surroundings, I can vouch for the importance of ceiling height. They give you the feeling of space without additional square footage. So if you can't expand outward, one option is go up, by vaulting your ceilings.

Seaside Master Bedroom with vaulted ceiling with low profile coffer and bead board

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By Ron Hazelton, DIY Expert and TV Personality Who doesn’t love the natural beauty of solid wood? There’s just something about its whorls and knots, the pattern of the grain and the color variations that make it universally appealing. I have decades of home remodeling experience and have witnessed good results installing real wood ceilings […]

For our bedroom I wanted to do something dramatic on the ceiling so we installed beadboard and here's how we did it!

For five years Emily Wright stared up her house's "stomped stalactite ceilings" wishing they'd disappear. Then she came up with an inexpensive solution: DI

There's no better way to make a space feel bigger and brighter than vaulted ceilings. We rounded up a few of our favorite vaulted looks, what's yours?

This Hidden Hills CA project features Cathedral Style T&G Ceiling with Beams. Uses Tongue & Groove 1×8 Hawaiian pattern (#230), Protected for interior/exterior use....

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