8 foot ceilings

I have a small kitchen. And most days, it’s cool. I have accepted the fact that I’m not going to have a proper place to make meals (or eat them frankly) until I move out of New York City. That hasn’t stopped me from dreaming about the future—and looking at oodles of kitchen porn to serve as inspiration for my someday reno.

Transform your 8-foot ceiling into a stylish masterpiece with these 8 creative design ideas! Explore how to use colors, patterns, and clever decor choices to make your room feel more spacious and inviting. Whether you want to add height with vertical lines, brighten your space with fresh paint, or use lighting to create ambience, these tips will help you elevate the look of your living area. Get inspired to rethink your ceiling and create the perfect cozy haven at home!

Dreaming of lofty ceilings? These 25 expert design tips and tricks to make your low ceiling look higher will help you achieve the look without any major renovations. Create the look of a high ceiling living room with top low ceiling ideas. Low ceiling attic bedroom ideas. Low ceiling basement ideas.

From art placement to paint ideas.

A lot of the spaces that we feature on Apartment Therapy have gorgeous, soaring ceilings. “Sure,” I hear you say, “it’s easy to make a space look good when your ceiling are 14 feet tall.” But what if your living space is a little humbler, with ceilings no higher than the standard eight feet? There are still things you can do to make your home look fantastic — and spacious to boot. Here are four ideas, with plenty of (low-ceilinged) examples to inspire. 1.

Who doesn't want to achieve the look of having a higher ceiling? It just makes your space feel so much bigger! Here are some simple things you can do without having to spend a pretty penny on a remodel.

From art placement to paint ideas.

Just as you might primp before a first date, it makes sense to glam up your home before introducing it to potential buyers.

From art placement to paint ideas.

If you’re new to my mom’s kitchen renovation series of posts, you might want to start here! {we’re so close to completion! but let’s take a look back…} I have to admit, with my upcoming due date and thus a pretty limited timeline, we tackled the construction of my mom’s kitchen in a bit of a unique […]