If you think that your ceiling is drab and colorless, or if you just want a fresh new look, then painting it would be a great way to brighten and modernize your room.
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boost the house of overall aesthetic. It also add a cozier feeling to the room!
Darker green colors are great for high ceilings if you
want to create a more intimate setting.
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Light Blue
for ceilings in rooms where you may be spending some time lying
horizontal and chilling out. Using soft blue paint colors can create a calming
and soothing environment while remaining fairly neutral.
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Beige
Beige serves to enhance the cozy, cosseting mood of the space and these soft, biscuity tones are the perfect palette to start exploring when first
thinking about adding color to a ceiling. They’re a step on from neutrals,
but you won’t need to worry about them overwhelming or dominating a space.
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Yellow
Is there any color more optimistic or feel good than yellow?
It brings an instant dose of sunshine to any room, and is
particularly effective on the ceiling as it helps to replicate bright,
sunny light in rooms that might lack it naturally.
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Gray
Gray might not be the first color you think of for a ceiling,
but the introduction of gray into a room can offer an instant
sense of sophistication. It’s one half of a smart monochrome scheme,
and applying it to the ceiling brings with it an added fun
element of surprise to this classic look.
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Pink
A palette of pink blush tones on ceilings create a gentle scheme.
Accents of plant and furniture help to ground the
sweetness of pink for a sophisticated feel.