Ceiling Show

When it comes to showing off our interiors, the ceiling is not always the place that we usually think of to make an impact. You might even be forgiven, if there isn’t that height there to do something with it.

So are we missing a trick, if we want to make that massive impact up above to steel the show….

As trends change and the contemporary minimal look is here to stay, I certainly think that the ceiling should be blessed with some kind of art show. I’ve certainly noticed that more and more designers are using this space to impress that almost gives an interior a gold medal or a standing-ovation.

Take a look at these lovely interiors that will inspire your imagination to explore for yourself like these designers have, and have proved that it really does work well.

Antonio Di Oronzo, principal of bluarch architecture + interiors + lighting, designed the interior of the Omonia Bakery in New York City.



Zebar in Shanghai, China.



Japanese designer Takeshi Sano has created a ceiling design, using thousands of wooden sticks, in the Tsujita restaurant in Los Angeles, California.



Restaurant in Singapore.



Tree Restaurant in Sydney, Australia.



Tang Palace restaurant in Hangzhou, China.



Penthouse residence in Las Vegas, Nevada.



Cienna Ultralounge in New York.



Optician/eyewear company in The Hague, Netherlands.











Bank headquarters in Frankfurt, Germany.



Club in Bucharest, Romania.



Highest spa in the world on the 116th and 118th floors of the Ritz-Carlton in Hong Kong.



Biggin Hill airport near London.



Taiwan Noodle House restaurant interior, Beijing, China