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Although this option may require regular cleaning, it is well worth the investment. Stained glass ceilings are possibly one of the most visually pleasing drop ceiling alternatives. This article reveals the top 9 best drop ceiling alternatives that work in any room. If you’re toying with the idea of replacing your drop ceiling, you’ll be pleased to know about the cost-effective and easy alternatives that provide a great way of changing the aesthetic of your room.

What’s more, drop ceilings aren’t exactly attractive in terms of aesthetics. However, such ceilings can reduce your room’s height and tend to deteriorate quickly, thus leading to an unsafe ceiling. These types of ceilings can effectively cover up unsightly pipes, ductwork or wires while providing sound insulation. If it must be, however, I’ve done some “Pinteresting” on the new and improved drop ceiling options.Drop ceilings are very common in both residential and commercial properties. It must have a drop ceiling.” Well we shall see about that…seeds…being…planted. I’ve told Bob that I want this ceiling in the resort house – it currently has a drop ceiling, Gasp! – he says, “there’s no way. I’d say it turned out fantastic and my handyman once again proved that he’s a keeper. Painting it white was my idea…I think that’s pretty much all I contributed to this one. I remember coming home and seeing this board on the ceiling without any of the finish work – I believe my comment was somewhere along the lines of “what in the world, that looks hideous.” That was before he caulked all of the seams and edges. But you might say…”Meghan the width of that ceiling is bigger than 8ft”…and I would say…”you are right.” The seams were pesky buggers. So pretty! Bob says he used standard 4ft x 8ft bead board and 1in x 3in trim to cover the seams and edges. Wow the difference shocks even me and I live here. Thanks to our friends for lending their muscles. It is pure genius, beautiful, inexpensive but he will tell you it was a pain – heavy, awkward and was definitely not a solo project. Now with all of that said…the outcome of the ceiling we ended up with was all Bob’s idea. Poof! You get what you originally wanted and everyone is happy – all is right in the world because you didn’t end up with a drop ceiling. Many married ladies (ok this is a little known secret, girls don’t let your husbands read this part) will tell you that if you simply plant a little seed in your husband’s brain it will eventually take root and as it grows, your husband is certain it was his idea.

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This post contains affiliate links for your convenience. All I can picture when I think of a drop ceiling is the foam (or whatever they’re made of) tiles that are all stained from who knows what leaking from above. I don’t know about you but I’m not a fan…and by that I mean I really hate them! – so that was a little intense, but let’s be honest here.

When we starting thinking about the basement and particularly what we were going to do with the ceiling, Bob made it clear that we would have to do a drop ceiling.