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S Swanky Tiki Socialite Hapa Haole Hideaway, Knoxville, TN Joined: Apr 03, 2002 Posts: 5398	S Swanky Posted posted on Mon, May 7, 2012 11:25 AM To make the ceiling dissappear properly, it need to not be white anymore. Paint it, cover it or whatever. But, that all rally depends on your vision of th eplace. I am going for the dark and moody space where all light is closed off (black out window blinds) and I then bring in the light as I want it. IT is very dark and I do not want to see the ceiling. Ideally, the ceiling is so far up there in that 30 foot tall open A-frame, that you cannot see it. Actually, it's just painted black to make it go away. However, let's see pics. You might make those beams into a show piece and some bamboo framing out lauhala, etc. would be perfect up there.

To make the ceiling dissappear properly, it need to not be white anymore. Paint it, cover it or whatever. But, that all rally depends on your vision of th eplace. I am going for the dark and moody space where all light is closed off (black out window blinds) and I then bring in the light as I want it. IT is very dark and I do not want to see the ceiling. Ideally, the ceiling is so far up there in that 30 foot tall open A-frame, that you cannot see it. Actually, it's just painted black to make it go away.

However, let's see pics. You might make those beams into a show piece and some bamboo framing out lauhala, etc. would be perfect up there.

Post #635364 by Swanky on Mon, May 7, 2012 11:25 AM