Have you noticed that in design magazines and in architectural magazines wallpaper is being used more and more on ceilings? It is a fun and inventive way to decorate.
One way to decorate your ceiling would be to add a tray design. A tray ceiling helps break up a flat ceiling line by adding height and variation. A great way to enhance your tray ceiling is to add a wall covering to it. You can wallpaper just to the tray or consider papering the tray and the ceiling inside the tray for a truly dramatic look.
Some people are afraid to wallpaper small spaces for fear the paper will make the room seem smaller, but if you wrap the entire room, including the ceiling, with a simple, patterned wallpaper, the walls will seem to disappear, and the room won't feel as claustrophobic. If the ceiling in a small room is too high, a great way to "lower" it is to add wallpaper. Actually, if any room has a ceiling that is too high or too low, wallpaper can easily help solve that problem.
Then there are those extra-large rooms that seem impossible to decorate. That type of room calls for large-scale wallpaper patterns. Another idea for a large room is a textured paper, which will help create a more intimate feeling while still allowing for the large space to feel open.
