Grid ceiling designs for your home

3. Grid False Ceiling with Wooden Beams

Wood elements in a room are always a welcome addition. Wood is a great way to add warmth and style to any room. Create a wooden grid suspended ceiling design with crisscrossing beams. Wood, as a grid ceiling material, would work well in almost all rooms in the house. If you like the look of an exposed ceiling, this is a great way to achieve it without actually revealing the mechanical, electric and plumbing systems. You can either paint the beams a bold colour for a contemporary look or maintain the natural wood look for a rustic vibe.

4. Translucent Grid Ceiling Tiles

If you want any space in your home to be bathed in soft, glowing light, translucent tiles for suspended ceiling design are a great option. It is also a brilliant solution for rooms with little to no natural light. You can either have them installed flush together or with a grid scaffolding. If you like strong, bold lines that add directionality and dimension to a room, the latter might work better for you. Ceiling light design ideas would be a great addition with this design. Translucent grid tiles with grid ceiling lights are also a great option for an office grid ceiling.

5. Grid Ceiling Design: Tin Metal Grid Ceiling

Tin-plated steel tiles, a type of grid ceiling material, were originally invented in the late 1800s to, one, provide a cheaper alternative to highly decorative and expensive plaster and, two, to offer some fire protection. Many of the embossed designs from over a century ago are still available. With a tin metal grid ceiling, you can create a maximalist vintage room with flair. The embossed designs are indeed a sight to behold.

6. Grid Design for the Skylight

A skylight is a great way to let in more natural light and open up the space. You can take it up a notch and create a unique ambience by installing a stained-glass skylight in a grid design. You can have a multi-coloured pattern or an ombre effect; in any case, the skylight would be a stunning addition to your interiors.

7. Grid Ceiling Design: Lights for Gridlines

We've already seen a design for a grid ceiling that emanates light through the square tiles on the ceiling. Give it a twist by using the lights for the grid lines rather than the tiles. Both tube lights and bulbs would work in this case. For a softer and sleeker look, install the lighting within the ceiling and leave it 'exposed' for an industrial look.

8. Grid Ceiling Design: Dual Tone

Even if you opt for the standard gypsum drop ceiling, it need not be a dull white. Since gypsum tiles are available in multiple colours and textures, you can pick a dual-tone scheme and create an alternating pattern. You could also create a monochromatic or multi-hued ombre.