Ask for advice about the sloping roof of the living room

Are you asking me? I didn't ask such a question. But such a problem is not difficult to solve.

You said you asked many times, but there was no suitable one; Surely you don't want to make suspended ceilings, do you? Because the most common solution to this problem is suspended ceilings.

If you don't want to see the inclined roof, hang a dome, which is curved, which can weaken the sense of depression brought by the inclined roof, and can also retain more house space. However, this issue of the acceptance of some people should be considered by yourself. The technical requirements are also a bit high, and it is best to communicate with the master of the construction team.

You can also hang the horizontal ceiling (note, it is parallel to the ground, not the top surface, and it makes little sense to hang it parallel to the top surface), which is easier for most people to accept, and the technical requirements are not high, but this will reduce a certain area of your house space.

If you really don't want to suspend the ceiling, then paint it. Of course, it can't be white paint, he makes the top edges and corners more obvious, and it is best to choose some colors that have a weakening effect, such as blue, yellow, etc. In this way, people's attention will naturally shift, and they will not be so depressed.

In fact, I think the sloped top is actually quite good, so that it unexpectedly breaks the rigid space, and you have more opportunities to show your creativity. If you can't see the method I said, I suggest that you better find a designer, let him go to the field to show you, and communicate with you, after all, I don't know the general situation of the house with just a photo, and I don't know what you think, right... But I hope it can help you.

First of all, make sure that you have a top-level duplex.

In fact, as far as the living room is concerned, don't look at how to deal with the ceiling singlely, after all, the effect is based on the perfect combination and extension of the top surface and the wall to reflect the effect.

There are many ways to treat the top surface, whether it is to use panels, false beams, fir boards or gypsum board to shape, in the end, it is necessary to unify the style. It is recommended that you find a better designer to talk to, give yourself a reasonable positioning of your style and function, and then determine how to hang the roof of the living room and what materials to use.

Money still has to be spent where it goes. Hope it helps.

The problem of the sloping roof of the living room can be dealt with by the overall ceiling or the partial ceiling, the ceiling can be solid, or it can be hollowed out, focusing on the oblique beam in the figure. The plane and space dimensions should be provided to the interior designer for construction drawing design, and the material and color should be determined

First wrap the beam, hang a roof as oblique as the roof below the bottom of the beam, it's good, and then install spotlights, it's good, it's not that complicated, by the way, remember to leave the curtain box out.

Install some false beams on the inclined roof, and form a beautiful grid with a certain modeling style together with the original structure, with lighting decoration, will be the best way to invest less, have a unique effect, and do not lose the space of the house.

I've seen your question, it's this picture. I asked you for a floor plan at the time, and I'm sorry you had other people's opinions. It's best to give me a full overview of the other spaces related to this section, and I'll help you out.

mounted on the wall. Curtains should not be just plain rod style is good. I've pretended to be a few of them, and there's no good way to do it.

It's okay to install it on the top and then install it, and you can also put it on the wall to try it out.