Yes! Stretch ceiling will sit perfectly flat, and it never sags, bubbles, peels, flakes, moulds, or fades! It can be installed right over the sagging ceiling, or, if it is in danger of falling, you might choose to knock the existing ceiling out and then install stretch ceiling right over the empty space. You may also want to check to make sure that the floor above isn't sagging, in which case you may need to install a structural column or beam. We carry over 280 colours in high gloss, satin, matte, sandy matte, and canvas textured finishes, as well as translucent, iridescent sparkle, and we have the ability to digitally print any high resolution image on any of the above.

You asked about this specific ceiling. Combined with all that's going on in that room, that ceiling goes too far for me and that's saying a lot. I do love the look of a decorated ceiling and this one could have been spectacular without all of the action going on under it.

Yes definitely would!! It brings its own personality to the room, allowing you to become extra creative. I love the idea of having a roof window, bringing natural light which opens up a room for sure.

The lounge in our 1956 house in South Africa had a stained wooden ceiling. The house didn't have any insulation so the lounge would become really hot in Summer. We opted to have the original ceiling removed and dropped 150mm so we could install insulation. We needed to paint the original panels but left the varnished beams. Every wall in the house was painted white, which I found too stark. I decided to paint the lounge using a light blue and a peach colour. People thought this was a bit bold, but I was happy with my choice. The before photos were scans from the 1980s, as I couldn't find the original EA photos when we bought the house.