In modern home design, when it comes to the topic of "not making suspended ceilings", it does not mean that the concept of suspended ceilings is really completely abandoned. On the contrary,It is more about pointing to a simple and practical design concept, that is, the pursuit of simplicity and efficiency of the ceiling shape.
This trend is closely linked to the minimalist and Scandinavian styles that have prevailed in recent years, emphasizing the openness of the space and the free flow of light, avoiding excessive decoration and complex design. Secondly, many young people choose not to suspend the ceiling, one is the limited floor height, and the other is the aesthetic change.
A friend shared his experience of renovating his home 18 years ago. At that time, due to the limited budget, they decided not to do the ceiling, but simply walked around the plaster line. At the time, the decision was ridiculed by neighbors as too rudimentary.
Over time, however, this minimalist design style has come to take on its timeless and enduring appeal. In contrast, those cumbersome, intricate ceiling designs now seem too heavy and outdated.
The advantages of not doing a suspended ceiling are manifold. First of all, from an economic point of view, this can be a real saving on renovation costs. Because the more complex the shape of the ceiling, the higher the material and labor costs required.
Secondly, not having a suspended ceiling helps to maintain the floor height and lighting of the indoor space. For many old houses, the original floor height is not ideal, and too many ceiling designs will only make the space appear more oppressive.
In addition, reducing the use of suspended ceilings can also help reduce potential sources of pollution. After all, the less material used, the less potential risk of contamination.
Of course, there are some problems and challenges associated with not doing suspended ceilings. Suspended ceilings not only play a decorative role in the space, but also carry some necessary functions, such as hidden pipelines, air conditioning units, lamps, etc. However, even without doing suspended ceilings, there are other ways we can solve these problems.
For example, for the problem of lamp installation and wiring, we can solve the problem by opening a small groove on the top surface and walking the yellow wax pipe. As for the problem of sound insulation, suspended ceilings are not the main means to solve the sound insulation of floor slabs. A better solution may be to choose a quieter home such as a villa or penthouse.
As for whether it looks good without a suspended ceiling, this is indeed a matter of opinion.
Some people think that if you don't make a suspended ceiling, it will look classless, while some people think that a simple design is more beautiful. It is worth mentioning that most of the top surfaces of the original buildings will encounter the problem of unevenness, so we can cover up this problem by walking a plaster line and increase the layering of the space.
Overall, for most home renovations, doing less ceilings may be a better option. This not only saves money, maintains floor heights and daylight, reduces the risk of potential pollution, but also allows us to focus more on the practicality and comfort of the space. Of course, whether to make a ceiling or not needs to be decided according to personal preferences and home needs.
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