Cathedral Ceiling Reno
Cloudyhaze
7 years ago
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Cloudyhaze
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New house - brown exposed 80s brick and wood cathedral ceilings ah!!!
Comments (8)I would look through the many images on this app under a heading like "cathedral ceilings " and find a picture or two that you like the feel of , then follow that design... The feel of the earthy wood ceiling and a stark painted white one is miles apart... Only you are going to know which one feels right for you.. For me I would keep the ceiling and floors wood , render the inside brick and then decorate... I love an earthy feel.. There is also real stone cladding you could cover brick with. Have fun :)...See MoreQlder Reno ceiling height
Comments (10)I agree with your concern. We live in Wooloowin and have seen so many colonials lifted way too high, They have been ruined. I much prefer it when the old house is left low and extend out the back. I really love mixing new with the old. Space permitting, not sure that an extension would cost that much more than lifting when you factor in all the costs....See MoreRafters or Scissor Trusses for Cathedral Ceilings?
Comments (8)Conventional rafters to a cathedral ceiling are always substantially more expensive due to the skilled labour content needed, especailly if there is a large span, and you have large, heavy rafters that need to be hoisted up. If the rafters are exposed then it is even more expensive as you want a visual grade that isn't too knotty or has visual imperfections. A scissor truss roof looks visually busy if exposed, but is a lot cheaper and easier to install. They are also great at attracting dust and spiderwebs, and need more consideration for careful lighting design between the exposed trusses. The cleanest and easiest answer is a scissor truss roof with the ceiling lining attached to the underside of the truss, which gives you a decent ceiling cavity for insulation and wiring, and still a cathedral ceiling look. So much to consider with aesthetics, practicality, insulation, time and cost when weighing up these options. Best of luck, Dr Retro of Dr Retro House Calls...See MoreWould love some suggestions for this bathroom reno
Comments (6)Yes the old "Have to step into the bath to open or close window" dilemma! Maybe a small pod bath or free standing one that would sit onto tiled floor would be better: make the room look bigger too. There is room for it but if it is not huge you will be able to slumber into it and step beside it to reach window. Nice amount of space for a bathroom and looks like it might have a long outlook too? Cheers, Margot...See MoreCloudyhaze
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