Thanks Bob - You are so right, and we would love to for you to help us label that video/photo better so please help us out! I am much better at framing those as a craftsman as opposed to labeling them especially as I did that ceiling detail about 10 years ago when I was much less skilled. I guess it would be better described as a modified coffer with a faux dome. - We don't do put very much of our work on UA-cam as we find people just troll it alot for mistakes instead of inspiration, which is what we were going for with the picture. Perhaps you could clarify what you see would be the definition of that ceiling application in the video? In terms of tray ceilings - we find a lot of conflicting definitions online - for example here is a prevalent one - A tray ceiling, also called an inverted or recessed ceiling, features a center section that is several inches (or several feet) higher than the areas around the perimeter of the room. This design allows for the use of colors painted on the trim that can turn a bland ceiling into a focal point. Bob Vila likes to use this one a good bit. Or miriam's definition - a ceiling under a gabled roof at a height part way up toward the ridge having the appearance of an inverted tray All over the board for sure. Thanks so much for pitching in!
Thanks for the info this is what I want in my future home
I've rarely seen something so unique, and interesting inside a ground floor of a home. Wow! great work.
That's really nice!!!
It would be cool to do some Venetian plaster in that dome
nice sound
I can build that... God I love my job!!!
This is exactly what I've been looking for... how do I contact you?
Nice work but you need to look up the definition of a tray ceiling
Thanks Bob - You are so right, and we would love to for you to help us label that video/photo better so please help us out!
I am much better at framing those as a craftsman as opposed to labeling them especially as I did that ceiling detail about 10 years ago when I was much less skilled. I guess it would be better described as a modified coffer with a faux dome. - We don't do put very much of our work on UA-cam as we find people just troll it alot for mistakes instead of inspiration, which is what we were going for with the picture.
Perhaps you could clarify what you see would be the definition of that ceiling application in the video?
In terms of tray ceilings - we find a lot of conflicting definitions online - for example here is a prevalent one - A tray ceiling, also called an inverted or recessed ceiling, features a center section that is several inches (or several feet) higher than the areas around the perimeter of the room. This design allows for the use of colors painted on the trim that can turn a bland ceiling into a focal point. Bob Vila likes to use this one a good bit.
Or miriam's definition - a ceiling under a gabled roof at a height part way up toward the ridge having the appearance of an inverted tray
All over the board for sure.
Thanks so much for pitching in!
i hope ur paying for that shit, looks nice
Not your run of the mill dull ceiling.