Don’t you love beamed ceilings?
Beamed ceilings are of all ages, the Romans loved to use wooden beams to decorate the ceilings of their villas.
Palladio (1508-1580) tried to recapture the splendour of antiquity in the villas he built. This is the ceiling of one of the rooms of Villa Saraceno, Vicenza – Italy, built by Palladio around 1550.
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Nowadays architects and designers do love to work with wooden ceilings in their new-built or restored houses. A beamed ceiling adds an important architectural element to any room design.
Image source Decostruct
Image source Antiek Anresto
Axel Vervoordt ‘Living with Light’ Photo credit Laziz Hamani Image source The Visual Vamp
Image source Rik Storms
To update your room, you can add a new coat of paint to the wooden ceiling beams.
Image source Axel Vervoordt
Image source Garnier Antiques Photograpy Claude Smekens
Image source Sextantio Hotel
Image source Lefèvre Interiors Photography Montse Garriga
Image source Joris Van Apers
Beautiful ceiling in the Venetian Palazzo of Axel Vervoordt.
Image source Axel Vervoordt
Notice this gorgeous beamed ceiling. Interior design by Ann Holden.
Image source Holden & Dupuy
Addresses in Belgium where to find reclaimed wooden beams :
RIK STORMS http://www.rikstorms.com
JORIS VAN APERS http://www.vanapers.be
ANTIEK ANRESTO http://www.antiek-anresto.be
ANTIEKE BOUWMATERIALEN VERSCHAEVE http://www.verschaevenv.be
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