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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.

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A shed ceiling is a type of vaulted ceiling that angles upward or downward from low to high, but only on one side. It is like one-half of a vaulted ceiling.

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A domed ceiling is a vaulted ceiling that is circular in shape, creating a dome.

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A dropped ceiling or suspended ceiling is a type of ceiling paneling that hangs below the main structural ceiling. The dropped ceiling does not make up a permanent structural foundation, but rather serves as a covering for the more solid framework above.

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A coved ceiling is a smooth curved finish where walls and ceilings join–instead of normal 90 degree angles

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A coffered ceiling is a group of sunken panels of various shapes in a ceiling.

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A vaulted ceiling is any ceiling that angles up past the typical 8- to 10-foot flat ceiling height. A cathedral ceiling matches the roof pitch, a vaulted ceiling sits below it.

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n a cathedral ceiling, parallel sides taper towards the center, following the shape of the roof. This creates a peaked ridge down the center of the room. A cathedral ceiling matches the roof pitch, a vaulted ceiling sits below it.

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A beamed ceiling is one which features exposed joists and beams.

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A barrel ceiling is a ceiling that is semicircular in cross section and resembles a segment of a barrel.