Ceilings

Metallic Gold ceiling tiles from American Tin Ceilings. The pattern used is #2. Our Drop ceiling tiles lay in standard suspended grids. Our Nail up tiles nail to wood.

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"Gold Burnt Umber ceiling tiles from American Tin Ceilings. The pattern used is #22. Our Snaplock tile screws directly into drywall eliminating the need for wood. Anyone can easily screw these tin ceiling tiles into any substrate with a screwdriver."

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"Silver Washed Pewter ceiling tiles from American Tin Ceilings. The pattern used is #22. Our Snaplock tile screws directly into drywall eliminating the need for wood. Anyone can easily screw these tin ceiling tiles into any substrate with a screwdriver."

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I like how the cabinets are topped with curved tin tiles that function as crown molding which flows directly to the ceiling tiles. It gives the illusion of a subtle barrel effect on ceiling.

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Grayish taupish wash on ceiling seems to mitigate the yellow tone from floor

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Opting to leave the pressed metal ceiling unpainted (but sealed) maximizes its impact in a room with plenty of natural light. The light bounces off this ceiling’s reflective surface and adds character galore. Discover more ways to let natural light shine into your kitchen.

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