The ceilings in my bedroom are sloped and low should i paint it off white? to make it appear not so cavelike?

Answer 1

I answer these questions all the time,,,the same way.

It's your space, do what you wish to it, experimenting. No answer here will strictly be right or wrong.

Use regular ceiling white!!!

I assume you feel closed in by the room. If so you might try a two color scheme, even one wall alone, different, and carry that color onto the ceiling.

In SMALL the room might be very animated, or wilf, or mild. In any case it's where you might spend a great deal of time, play with colors textures, applications. Use better/more artificial lighting. The idea here seems to be to draw focus off the angles and closed in feeling. Certainly that can be part of your exploration and you should enjoy doing so.

Rev. Steven

After applying thousands of gallons of paint, I know this much. The custormer is always "Right" even when they aren't.

The good news is that paint can always be painted over.

Answer 2

My community is crammed with a million-a million/2 tale bungalows. So i've got seen multiple angled ceiling-partitions finished the two approaches; treating it as a ceiling (with flat 'ceiling white' paint) and treating it as a wall with room colour. it ought to be counter-intuitive, yet for my area, portray it ceiling white 'delivered the ceiling down' reinforcing the in all hazard cramped feeling, whilst portray it wall colour 'pushed the wall up', establishing up the feel of the room somewhat. In different words, it appeared like there replaced into an surprisingly angled wall extremely of a low ceiling. That having been mentioned the angled partitions i've got seen painted have been incredibly amazing and colourful colours, i do no longer think of it would have worked if the angled wall have been painted a gloomy colour - that would have been enforcing to me. stable success - ...

Answer 3

We were in a house like that a few years back. I painted the whole room one colour then"dry brushed" one shade lighter over the sloped ceiling after it had dried. It gave a subtle lifting effect to the slope making it appear higher than it was.

Answer 4

I would paint all the walls and ceilings the same colour so as not to draw attention to the slope. It's hard to know where to stop and start the colours otherwise and this will open up the room and make it look so much bigger.

Answer 5

paint it white and also install a mirror. It reflects the floor n room and gives the illusion that it is not that low. Moreover, it may add a touch of excitement in the bedroom.

Answer 6

White is an excellent choice, as it will make the ceiling "recede," or appear to be higher.

Answer 7

We painted ours white. I like it better than off-white because it brightens up the room and makes it appear larger. Yes, it is cooler too. We used latex paint because it is easier to clean the brushes and drips.

Answer 8

Typically ceilings are flat white =, it makes them seem higher.

Answer 9

yup. brighter colour for low ceiling

Answer 10

try the tin ceiling look