Does your living room feel a little drab? A vaulted ceiling may be the solution. Here are 24 design ideas to give a try to create an elegant look.

The vaulted ceilings in this modern living room open up to the second story. This allows for two stories’ worth of windows in the room, which lets in a ton of natural light and contributes to ...

Vaulted ceilings add value to your home: While a bit costly to build, this stand-out architectural feature might just pay for ...

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It's time to bring in the Christmas tree. First, look up in your living room. Will the tiptop fit under your ceiling? Most people who live with 8- to 9-foot-high ceilings have to bring out the ...

Painted ceilings don’t always have to precede fully coated walls; in fact, pairing your ceiling with a fresh coat of paint on ...

Heating a large room presents a challenge in and of itself, and when your living space also has high or vaulted ceilings, it can be especially difficult to maintain a comfortable temperature.

Almost every room in the home, including one of the full baths and even the primary bedroom walk-in closet have vaulted sloped ceilings.

It’s especially helpful in rooms with vaulted ceilings. Finally, remember that fans cool people, not rooms, so always turn them off when you leave. More On This.

“If your ceilings are high and vaulted, (having) contrast between the ceiling and walls creates interest and warmth,” she says. Advertising Wood paneling and exposed beams are great options.

While vaulted ceilings are guaranteed to make a major impact in your home, learning more about the pros and cons of vaulted ceilings can help you decide if this architectural feature is worth ...