Are those plaster decorative pieces for the middle of the ceiling in fashion? ....Most look like a huge flower and your light fitting goes underneath it. the ceiling will be papered a very simple pattern. Any advice welcomed. Seli XXX
Decorating advice - ceiling?
they are called ceiling roses,I've got one and they add just a bit of decrotiveness to the ceiling. pretty simple to put up,two screws ,and either tile adhesive.or gyproc coving adhesive,mind any wires though while you are inserting the screws.
Reply:A mirror is more fun.
Reply:I think it sounds beautiful. Whether or not it's "in fasion", it's your home, decorate it the way you like. I just installed very decorative tin ceilings in mine and I can't hep but stare at the ceilings whenever I enter the room.
Reply:You're papering your ceiling? Now that is unusual. I hope you have high ceilings, otherwise the room is going to feel very cramped. As for ceiling roses, they suit houses of a certain age, but they're not exactly fashionable. I wouldn't recommend adding one to a contemporary house - it would look completely artificial and out of place. However, it adds character to an older property and definitely looks good.
Reply:in 100% agreement with professor grey..
sounds beautiful, go for it..
Reply:These plaster decorations have to be screwed and glued to the ceiling which means your paper has to be cut around them which could be difficult and look a mess. I would only use these decorations on a plain or Artexed ceiling.
Reply:If you are buying those cheap mouldings from B%26amp;Q .. etc then forget it.....if you want something that looks good then you,ll have to pay for a proper plaster cast moulding that is firmly attached to the ceiling.
Reply:Papering the ceiling isn't vogue as it is regarded as a fire risk along with polystyrene tiles.
As for the plaster if your trying for elegance then yes go for it.
Reply:Yes, most model homes for new communities show them. They can be as simple or elaborate as you would like. I would however, think again about papering your ceiling. FYI....the medallions are rarely plaster these days.
Reply:Ceiling medallions are very much "in fashion".
Instead of wall paper, consider a faux finish on your ceiling, it's easier to install than paper and costs about the same if you do a single glaze application, which are very popular.
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Sunday, February 5, 2012
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