Ceiling Design

ceiling design

In all honesty there are no fixed rules in interior design. As long as you keep in mind the overall picture of how everything fits together, you can be free to let your imagination take over. To give you a few hints, here's our guide on decorating rooms with high ceilings to help get you started.

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The Rule of Thirds is a term that most photographers and artists will be familiar with. We can apply this rule to interior design by splitting the room into three horizontal sections. Each section represents a different design level and you can choose different ways to decorate each level to make things visually interesting.

To get the rule of thirds effect you should pair the middle section with either the top or bottom section and keep a common feature between these levels (perhaps colour). Then for the final section do something a bit different to provide a contrasting effect.