How Do You Decorate A Vaulted Ceiling?
Adding tin to a vaulted ceiling can create a bold statement in your home without breaking your budget. Pressed tin, which comes in sheets, is easy to install. Paint is also very affordable and can make your room more inviting–use warm golds and burnt oranges on the ceiling to create a cozy sanctuary. For an added touch, install faux wooden beams over the paint. They have the look of real wood without the high price tag. Before installing tin, remove all fixtures from the vaulted ceiling. Remember to turn off the circuit breakers before removing the lights. Measure the ceiling and allow for an extra 1 to 2 feet of tin for hard-to-reach spaces. Using tin shears, trim the metal to ensure a proper fit on the vaulted ceiling. Make sure to measure around light fixtures. Apply a generous amount of adhesive to the back of the tin and press it firmly onto the ceiling. Work in small sections to ensure a secure fit. Allow the adhesive to dry for 24 hours. Use decorative nails around the trim of
