Modern PVC Ceiling Design Ideas for Contemporary Homes how to make it
Over the years, our homes have witnessed a transformation in design as well as the types of material used to create aesthetic and functional false ceilings. From humble concrete, the trend has moved towards attractive false ceilings made from traditional wood and POP that not only are visually appealing but also hide away the electrical wiring.
Bring the elegance of wood to your balcony with a PVC ceiling that looks like wood and has spotlights fixed into it. PVC can be used even in open spaces without any fear of it getting ruined by the rain and sun. Since it is a plastic polymer, it is sturdy and resistant to heat and moisture.
A minimalist suspended PVC ceiling is ideal for a small room. Instead of covering the entire room, making it appear smaller than it is, the false ceiling is restricted to a corner for fixing the fan and other light fittings to create a romantic environment with the soft lighting.
Use a water and moisture resistant PVC ceiling to turn a bathroom into a relaxing and luxurious space that feels like a spa. PVC material is versatile and comes in different colours and textures. So, you can even use it on the walls to bring uniformity when designing the interiors. Here the combination of wood, white and glowing yellow gels creates a beautiful bathroom.
If you love the classic combination of wood and white, then this design is ideal for the ceiling design in your home. The minimalist style of the PVC ceiling in wood and white has circular cutouts at regular intervals to make space for elegant hanging lamps that add style to the room.
In modern kitchens with an open plan, kitchen planners emphasize the need for balancing design and functionality. Here, the smooth and glossy ivory PVC ceiling conceals the lights, while the mahogany suspended PVC ceiling panel holds the kitchen chimney. The ceiling design blends effortlessly with the overall design of the kitchen.
