Ceilings by Katherine Pickhinke

Barrel Ceiling

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

Beamed Ceiling

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A ceiling with exposed beams.

Cathedral Ceiling

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Two identical sloping sides that form a triangle on two ends.

Coffered Ceiling

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Primarily wood paneled. Small beams are placed closely
together at right angles. The center of each resulting
square is recessed with decorative wood moldings.

Coved Ceiling

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The walls and ceiling are joined together by a curved surface.

Dropped Ceiling

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One portion of the ceiling is lower than the rest so as to emphasize or define a certain space.

Domed Ceiling

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Similar to a coved ceiling except that a half or partial circle is
created.

Shed Ceiling

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A single slope calls attention to the highest and lowest levels in a room.

Tray Ceiling

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The center is flat with the edges of the ceiling angling out
and down to the walls.

Vaulted Ceiling

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A ceiling that slopes upward and extends higher than a typical flat ceiling.