Interior top decoration of traditional western-style buildings

Ceiling is an important part of interior decoration, which can not only beautify the space, but also increase the layering of the space. This paper will introduce five common ceiling decoration methods to help you create a more layered indoor space.

Jingge hung ceiling

Cross-beam ceiling uses the unique shape of cross-beam to create an elegant false lattice beam ceiling, which adds layering and decorative effect to the space. Matching lamps and lines can not only enrich the ceiling shape, but also reasonably divide the space.

Concave-convex modeling top

Concave-convex roof is characterized by its complex and changeable concave-convex shape, which creates changeable visual effects. Suitable for the top decoration of halls, hallways, restaurants and other spaces, often with lamps to add layering and light and shadow charm.

Glass top surface

The glass top surface creates a bright and fresh indoor space with the help of transparent, translucent or stained glass. Dome, flat roof, folding roof and other forms meet your needs of lighting, viewing and beautification, making you feel like you are in nature.

crane

The suspended ceiling creates a dynamic and aesthetic suspended ceiling by hanging various plates, metals and glass on the structural layer. Widely used in hotels, concert halls, exhibition halls, film and television halls and other places, perfectly combined with lighting, showing unique artistic modeling and light and shadow effects.

Flat ceiling

Plane ceiling is a simple and generous surface, without any redundant shapes and layers, and it is a practical and material-saving ceiling form. It is suitable for ceiling decoration of all kinds of rooms. It can easily create a simple and fashionable sense of space by splicing decorative plates or brushing, spraying and pasting wallpaper on the surface.