Traditional Kitchen design by Boston Kitchen And Bath Venegas and Company
Do you love the look of exposed wood beams? I certainly do. Two of the living rooms in our previous homes featured original ceiling beams, and I miss that architectural detail every time I look at my current flat, drywalled ceilings. Plain white ceilings can feel flat and uninspired. Beams instantly add character, warmth and visual interest to a room.
Eclectic Living Room design by San Francisco Interior Designer Jute Interior Design
Traditional Hall design by Other Metro Interior Designer Joel Snayd
Mediterranean Bedroom design by Orange County General Contractor LUXE INTERIORS
Contemporary Dining Room design by Other Metro Architect a+b kasha designs
This post is sponsored by AZ Faux Beams.
A couple of friends recently installed stunning faux wood beams, and their results inspired me. Adding faux beams is a practical way to introduce the depth and charm of exposed wood without the cost or structural work required for true reclaimed timbers. They create a cozy, finished look that complements many styles — from traditional and Mediterranean to contemporary and eclectic.
Faux ceiling beams in kitchen {Home Stories A to Z}.
Take a look at examples like Beth’s kitchen beams and Traci’s bathroom installation — both are beautiful and realistic. In their posts they share installation details, photos and tips that show how convincing faux beams can be once finished and stained. These projects demonstrate that faux beams can transform a room’s atmosphere without claiming to be original antique timbers.
Installing Faux Wood Beams in Bathroom {Beneath My Heart}.
Don’t these wood beams add a ton of character?
There are many options for adding faux beams to your home. They come in different profiles, finishes and installation methods to suit ceilings of various heights and room styles. Whether you want a subtle architectural accent or a bold statement, faux beams make it easy to achieve that desired look with minimal disruption.