Ceiling Ideas | Wood Naturally

Ceiling Ideas

Often homeowners forget about the ceiling, leaving it exactly as it was when the house was built. However, wood on the ceiling can add architectural interest to the room and attract the eye upward to explore the space.

Using wood trim, plank, decking or even siding on the ceiling will raise the decorative elements in the room to a new level. Visitors will be sure to stop and pause when they first notice the attractive style of the “fifth wall.”

Natural Grain Coffered Ceiling

Natural Grain Coffered Ceiling

A coffered ceiling is an excellent way to create a unique conversation piece out empty space and add personality to your living area.

Exposed Douglas Fir Beams

Exposed Douglas Fir Beams

Contrasting the exposed beams of the Douglas Fir frame ceiling with stark white walls provides an effect that’s crisp and up to date, making the wood stand out even more. Photo Credit: Western Wood Products Association

Simple Rustic Real Wood Ceilings

Simple Rustic Real Wood Ceilings

From simple and rustic to elegant and sophisticated, the timeless beauty of real wood ceilings upgrade and enhance any home.

Elegant High Rise Ceiling

Elegant High Rise Ceiling

Cedar paneling is an elegant option for high-rise ceilings. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Beamed Wood Ceiling

Beamed Wood Ceiling

A beamed pine wood ceiling adds natural warmth to minimalist design.

Rounded Exposed Beam Ceiling

Rounded Exposed Beam Ceiling

This rounded cedar ceiling with exposed beam construction will complete the interior design to any home. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Natural Wood Ceiling

Natural Wood Ceiling

A natural wood ceiling is a total showstopper.

Light Wood Interior Design

Light Wood Interior Design

The golden colors of light wood soften modern interior design, while the natural texture in the wood clad ceiling provide architectural detail. Photo Credit: Northeastern Lumber Manufacturer’s Association

Unique Cedar Ceiling Panels

Unique Cedar Ceiling Panels

Cedar panels on the ceiling can complement unique design features added throughout your home. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Real Wood Ceilings

Real Wood Ceilings

Walls enhanced with real wood can create texture and dimension, separate one part of a room from another, or simply add warmth and character to any living space.

White Pine Surfaces

White Pine Surfaces

Surfaces clad in white pine inside and out give this modern residence a clean, streamlined yet cozy and welcoming atmosphere. Photo Credit: Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association

High Rise Wood Ceiling

High Rise Wood Ceiling

This exposed-rafter ceiling exquisitely shelters this indoor pool. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Warm Wood Beam Ceiling

Warm Wood Beam Ceiling

Hand hewn beams provide a warm, welcoming feeling.

Vaulted Cedar Ceiling

Vaulted Cedar Ceiling

A raised wood ceiling is s a total showstopper. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Contemporary Hand-Hewn Beams

Contemporary Hand-Hewn Beams

Hand-hewn Eastern White Pine beams add rustic character and blend well with contemporary elements for a traditional look that fits the modern family’s lifestyle. Photo Credit: Northeastern Lumber Manufacturer’s Association

Hand Hewn Timber Frame Family Room

Hand Hewn Timber Frame Family Room

No architectural style shows off the beauty of wood quite like timber frame construction, leaving the framework of the building exposed. Photo Credit: Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association

Cozy Cedar Bedroom Ceiling

Cozy Cedar Bedroom Ceiling

A cozy bedroom with wood flooring and a wood ceiling. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Naturally Lit Cedar Paneling

Naturally Lit Cedar Paneling

Natural light plays up the warm yellow and rich red undertones of real wood. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Rounded Cedar Ceiling

Rounded Cedar Ceiling

This rounded cedar ceiling with exposed beam construction will complete the interior design to any home. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Strong Durable Ceiling Paneling

Strong Durable Ceiling Paneling

Strong, durable cedar ceiling paneling provides support and elegance for a large skylight. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Cedar Floors and Ceilings

Cedar Floors and Ceilings

Cedar floors and ceilings add a pop of color to rooms with white walls and neutral details. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Modern Minimal Ceiling

Modern Minimal Ceiling

Ceiling clad in white pine complements this modern and minimal look. Photo Credit: Northeastern Lumber Manufacturer’s Association

Exposed Beams and Rafters

Exposed Beams and Rafters

Exposed beams and rafters create a rustic atmosphere indoors. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Eastern White Pine Cottage

Eastern White Pine Cottage

Long Eastern White Pine beams stretch up to the apex of the high ceiling, the simplicity of the naturally finished wood paying tribute to the tradition of rustic cabins yet feeling very fresh, open and modern. Photo Credit: Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association

Southern Pine Double-Beaded Ceiling

Southern Pine Double-Beaded Ceiling

Southern Pine double-beaded ceiling material is used to beautify the ceiling of this porch. Photo Credit: Southern Forest Products Association.

White Pine Living Room Ceiling

White Pine Living Room Ceiling

The gorgeous Eastern White Pine tongue-and-groove ceiling gives this home a warm and comforting sense of simplicity. Photo Credit: Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association

Warm Cedar Ceiling

Warm Cedar Ceiling

This home exudes character and charm through the warmth of a cedar ceiling. Photo Credit: Western Red Cedar Lumber Association

Dynamic Hem-Fir Kitchen

Dynamic Hem-Fir Kitchen

The lines created by Hem-Fir paneling impart a sense of movement, making a room feel more dynamic than it would with plain white drywall. Photo Credit: Western Wood Products Association

Contemporary Timber Frame Ceiling

Contemporary Timber Frame Ceiling

This gorgeous timber frame house, using Eastern White Pine, is a prime example of how rustic architectural style can be adapted for a more contemporary look. Photo Credit: Northeastern Lumber Manufacturers Association