Low ceiling apartment

From art placement to paint ideas.

From art placement to paint ideas.

Featured stain color: Pecan Cheerful and precocious, Pecan is both sugar and spice, pleasing yet enticing. Woodgrain is enveloped in hues of roasted squash and molasses. Pecan radiates warmth and conveys an easygoing attitude. Showcase any furniture style using this sassy shade to set the tone for a compelling focal point.

Have some rooms with low ceilings that are making you feel closed in? Find out how to make ceilings look higher so it's not as noticeable.

Ever since I moved last fall, there are two trends I’ve been obsessed with (almost) to the point of overkill: cane and its sister style, rattan. They’re both light, natural, and breathe a bit of boho beachy-ness into my New York City rental. Of my (growing) collection, I have the rattan Urban Outfitters Marte nightstand (and matching bed on the way), plus a small cane tray that doubles as my at-home bar.

A lot of the spaces that we feature on Apartment Therapy have gorgeous, soaring ceilings. “Sure,” I hear you say, “it’s easy to make a space look good when your ceiling are 14 feet tall.” But what if your living space is a little humbler, with ceilings no higher than the standard eight feet? There are still things you can do to make your home look fantastic — and spacious to boot. Here are four ideas, with plenty of (low-ceilinged) examples to inspire. 1.

Have some rooms with low ceilings that are making you feel closed in? Find out how to make ceilings look higher so it's not as noticeable.

Clever use of space and sharp, attentive design combine for a tasteful – yet affordable – update to a young couple’s apartment in Sydney’s Inner West.

Have a home with low ceilings? Here's eight great ideas to improve the feel of a space with low ceilings. without doing any major remodeling!