Ceilings in new construction. What kind of interior ceilings do you have?

2018-01-06 11:50:21

Solid wood house: glued laminated beam ceiling on the ground floor, wooden beam ceiling on the upper floor. Both painted with white pigmented paint with UV protection so that they do not darken further. Since cherry parquet is also laid everywhere (except in the bathrooms and hallway), a dark ceiling would have been too much for me. I can provide pictures if desired.

How do we learn to see? Dark earth, bright sky. In forested areas, Harz or so, black-brown-greenish shimmering. In areas with open horizons that becomes a flood of light. Therefore, I believe the people from Harz decorate with darker wood, more hollow-like than we Schleswig-Holsteiners. But dark ceilings are a complete no-go against any visual aesthetics. Karsten

2018-01-06 11:54:04

It's a matter of taste. Exposed wooden beams are one thing, especially if the ceiling itself is high enough and it doesn't feel oppressive; fully paneling in between is, in my opinion, something else. Even my grandma had the wood paneling ripped off the ceiling in the early 2000s. That this is still being built new today... is just a matter of taste.

2018-01-06 12:35:39

Plaster, filled, painter's fleece, painted white. Solid wood in a visible look was more expensive, no extra high ceilings - an open gable would be something different, so we fear it will feel too oppressive. Wooden floor, wooden doors, wooden stairs. Enough.

Ceilings in new construction. What kind of interior ceilings do you have?

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