5 painted ceilings to inspire your home decorating
Join the fifth wall club and be inspired to paint your ceiling. Here are some amazing examples, courtesy of our favourite Instagrammers…
Image: B&Q
When you’re thinking about redecorating a room, don’t forget the ceiling. Painting it a bright colour, a dark colour or the same colour as the other walls can all make a statement in their own way. Here are a few examples that are inspiring us over on Instagram.
@threeboysandapinkbath
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-XgHLsHD8P/
Create a beautifully tonal space like Sofie from @threeboysandapinkbath has with her bedroom. Painting the ceiling a warmer tone than the walls creates a cocooning effect – perfect for creating a cosy and warm space.
@layered.home
https://www.instagram.com/p/B–b96ZnL7x/
How amazing is this green room courtesy of Lily from @layered.home? Painting your ceiling the same colour as the rest of your walls makes the space feel bigger and more open as the lines of the room become less defined. Choosing a bright colour is definitely a bold move but will no doubt create a fun backdrop for your lighting, furniture and accessories.
@thatrenolife
https://www.instagram.com/p/B3y3TtHnrTN/
Go over to the dark side, like Sian of That Reno Life, and paint your ceiling black! We love the idea of keeping the walls white and having a black ceiling – turning traditional decorating standards on their head.
@no_ordinary_space
https://www.instagram.com/p/B5_JKXPH5oP/
Make a decorative feature out of your ceiling like Amy has from @no_ordinary_space. The ornate cornicing and ceiling rose adds another dimension to her dusky pink ceiling, which is painted in ‘Plaster’ by Paint and Paper Library.
@maxmademedoit
https://www.instagram.com/p/B-zw9RWFcCf/
It’s always a good idea to work with the natural characteristics and period features of your home when you’re planning to redecorate. We are huge fans of this living room scheme by @maxmademedoit who decided to paint a gorgeous dark teal shade up to the picture rail, whie using coral for the upper third of her walls and ceiling. It creates the illusion of higher ceilings and makes a true statement.
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