Vaulted ceilings are a French Architectural term for an
arched that is formed to provide a space with a ceiling or roof. Vaulted
ceilings used to be only used in cathedrals and basilicas. Recently, however,
it has been used in modern style homes to make a space look larger than it
should be.
One of the main characteristics of vaulted ceilings are to
give resistance to the walls and the ceilings too. There are different types of
vaulted ceilings, all in different materials. Some are made of concrete,
bricks, or wood. They all serve a purpose – aesthetics. Vaulted ceilings give
rooms a more light and airy feeling, especially in a smaller room. Vaulted
ceilings allow for skylights.
Below are some great examples of vaulted ceilings.
For more
inspiration, check out our Pinterest page at http://www.pinterest.com/nissourealty/vaulted-ceilings/
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