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Anonymous users2024-01-23It depends on the use of floor space corresponding to the beam and the specific height of the beam - please explain it and help you.
Explain the specific location of the body: what space corresponds to below, the height of the body, etc. See if they are covered by a small area of suspended ceilings.
Explain the specific location of the body: what space corresponds to below, the height of the body, etc. See if they are covered by a small area of suspended ceilings.
Partial suspended ceilings. Make it in the form of a light plate. Hang the V-shaped top on both sides of the beam, and the width is OK if the width is well controlled. There's also Southeast Asian style. Keep the beams as small as possible and wrap them in wood. It's also a good idea to do the same with more than one false beam.
It's very good-looking, my house is made with an integrated ceiling in Grad.
The living room is ceilinged, and the dining room is also best suspended, so that it will look more comfortable. If the conditions do not allow, simply make a suspended ceiling.