Dining room exposed beams

This transitional home incorporated western elements to make it warm, but sophisticated. The exposed beams add dimension to the family friendly open concept layout.

Whether you're aiming for the rustic charm of exposed wooden beams or the sleek sophistication of painted beams, there's a style to enhance every room. Incorporate reclaimed wood beams in your living room for a touch of history and warmth, or opt for a coffered ceiling with beams in a formal dining area for added architectural interest. For a contemporary twist, consider faux beams that mimic the look of wood in lightweight materials, offering easy installation and maintenance. Integrate LED…

To add drama and airiness to any room, consider exposed ceiling beams overhead. Learn about their timeless allure and three ways to get the look at home.

support beams wrapped in cedar...this picture spoke to me...perhaps because of the little boy, but feels like the open we are hoping to achieve

American-made barn wall sconces & schoolhouse lighting take center stage in this renovation of a 1970 home in Canada. Handcrafted & easy to customize!

Rustic charm: wooden beams add character to any room. 🧡🏡 #InteriorDesign #RusticCharm #countrystyle #HomeDecor #Inspiration

Let’s catch up, in case you missed it, a couple of months ago I had recessed lights installed to replace the ugly track lights and added gorgeous pendant lights above the island in the kitchen. As a result, there were quite a few holes left in the ceiling, so I started thinking about how […]

We all nurture images of the perfect home inspired by photos of dust-free, professionally designed rooms in magazines and wish they could be our own home.

Transform your dining space with these eclectic inspirations! I love the warm, inviting feel of this dining room, featuring a stunning wooden table and beautiful vase arrangements. A perfect blend of modern and rustic elements, this setup is sure to be the heart of my home. Discover how you can recreate this cozy atmosphere in your own space!

Yet, support beams can be dressed up. Instead of hiding it, you can just make it look like an intentional structural element in your room. For instance, you can combine two columns to create bookshelves or even a minibar. For a single column, you can use a natural tree trunk as a decorative tree trunk, perfect for a tropical design. Here are some ideas to decorate your support beam to make it look nice in your interior design.