There are many ways to upscale a room and one of them would be installing coffered ceilings.
In this post, a list of some of the most notable and themed coffered ceilings are presented.
So, without much ado, read on.
As it was before, the purpose of coffered ceilings is to produce aesthetic indentations using different grid shapes.
The grid shapes of coffered ceilings come in polygonal shapes, squares, rectangles, circular and oblong.
What is the purpose of a coffered ceiling?
The good thing about this is that it works well with high and mid-height ceilings.
It sports small squares or rectangle grid patterns in a beam box.
you could add ceiling styles to it but the more typical move would be to install crown moldings inside.
If you are going for a country style, farmhouse look, this is the style to go for.
They are also boxed in beams and then installed with additional moldings for more drama.
They are often framed using lumber and then wrapped in drywall.
It is also called the coastal style.
Ideas are presented in various categories to give you more viable options to consider.
It is just so dainty looking and very regal, resembling Victorian drawing rooms.
Wood coffered ceiling
Coffered ceilings can elevate any room including this Mediterranean style, coastal vibe foyer.
This modern looking Sputnik chandelier is literally the crowning glory of this wood coffered ceiling.
The asymmetrical shape of the ceiling also gives it a dramatic touch.
And the crown molding where the intricate cabinetry is lined completes this ceilings look.
The wrought iron chandelier hanging by the beams offers a cohesive vibe for this contemporary, rustic kitchen.
Bedroom coffered ceiling
This coastal style bedroom gives you a flair of textures with this coffered ceiling.
The organic tone of the wood plank in-lays and those thick, exposed beams give you a texture contrast.
The same geometric look is also laid in the bedroom wall to give it more angle and uniformity.
The maze motif is seen in the furniture and side trims too.
Overall, it is fun and trendy, and very contemporary.
The use of neutrals also does not disappoint.
The tones in this room are bold and the patterns from the rug to the seating are compelling.
The traditional box beam is the best option in keeping the area warm, intimate, and very cozy.
With those deep indentations, wood and glass details, you get this vintage dining room.
Speaking of a compact bathroom with deeper coffered ceiling but with a lot of warmer tones.
We love the wood, glass, and mosaic details of this bathroom.
The thick doors and mirrors also give cohesiveness to those deep ceiling indentations.
Coffered ceiling lighting
The lighting fixtures for coffered ceilings are also virtually limitless.
A central pendant light instead of the traditional canned lights here give it a very intimate look.
Here is a simpler faux coffered ceiling that is not enclosed in a tray ceiling.
Although not really coffered, it still gives a minimalist feel to this chic living room right here.
Coffered ceiling paint ideas
The power of neutrals is so elegant and very versatile.
The whole stretch of this Craftsman bungalow is styled with a coffered vaulted ceiling.
The Cathedral beam in between the foyer and the living room complement the coffered ceiling with more geometrical style.
The canned lights and modern candelabra chandelier plus the beige wood planks in the ceiling are all on point.
This might be an attic room, but the vaulted coffered ceiling gives it a lot of dimensions.
Let us just let this look speak for itself.
Coffered ceiling beams
Coffered ceiling beams offer a deep, upward indentation to traditional coffered ceilings.
The effect of crown moldings in this one gives this small kitchen and lounging area a very symmetrical look.
This one here uses a shallow coffered ceiling with hidden, bright lighting.
Here is a simple beadboard coffered ceiling to draw inspiration from.
Craftsman style coffered ceiling
Craftsman style is about wood, angled ceilings and exposed beams.
This is a simple idea to consider.
They are lightweight, very durable, and can easily be installed as flat beams in the ceiling.
This is how a drywall coffered ceiling kit looks like.
For one, this vaulted coffered ceiling in this beach house creates a stunning contrast to white shiplap walls.
The rustic pendant light is all it took to add more warmth and character to this one.
Concrete perimeter and Tilton coffered ceiling using reclaimed wood?
It is a match made in heaven.
The shallow coffered ceiling and the iron and glass details of the pendant light is just beyond wonders.
The use of lots of canned lights and wall lights are also a good touch.
FAQs
Are coffered ceilings outdated?
Can beadboard be used for coffered ceilings?
As lightweight and inexpensive as they are, beadboard is used for coffered ceilings for a lot of reasons.
How much does it cost to do a coffered ceiling?
At an average, coffered ceilings are projected at a cost of $25 per square foot.
Do coffered ceilings add value?
So, in this category, yes, coffered ceilings are high value adding home improvements.
What is the difference between a coffered ceiling and waffle ceiling?
To say the very least, a waffle ceiling is a subtype of a coffered ceiling.
The only difference is that waffle ceilings have beams that are crossing each other, creating small square pockets.
Overall, the final look resembles waffles laid inside a larger box.
A box beam is the same as a coffered ceiling.
The box beam incorporates affixing hollow beams to create a box pattern.
Box beam is the term used for coffered ceilings combined with tray ceilings to create a multiple tray ceiling.
The more contemporary term for box beams or coffered ceilings would be the Crawford ceiling.
How deep is a coffered ceiling?
The standard depth for coffered ceilings would be at 1.75-3.5-inches.
The average length for one would be at 3-5-inches and for the width, it would be 4.5-8.5-inches.
What is a coffered ceiling made of?
But now, coffered ceilings are made of rigid PVC or ceiling tiles.
They ensure that the panels are lightweight, easy to install, durable, and relatively affordable.
Are coffered ceilings considered structural?
Do coffered ceilings make the room smaller?
Below 9-ft, coffered ceilings, especially those with thick, exposed beams could make the room cramped up.
For one, it gives your room a sense of spaciousness.
It also covers your ceilings structural flaws and makes your room virtually soundproof and insulated.
On top of that, it adds reselling value to a home.
With all that we have considered here, coffered ceilings are definitely worth the shot.
You just must choose the best idea that would fit your home.
