Stretch ceilings two-level 11 photos for the hall

The use of fabric for drapery ceilings has been known since the time of the Roman Empire. However, this type of finish was not widely used. In the second half of the twentieth century, PVC film was invented, and almost immediately in Western European countries it began apply to straighten the ceiling in rooms where another type of repair of the ceiling surface was impossible. Due to the possibility of arranging PVC canvases at any angle, which was noted by the designers, the first two-level ones appeared stretch ceiling for the hall, which replaced the deaf drywall constructions.

The ability to adjust the space

Stretch ceilings were rare at first. They were almost never used in the interior of ordinary city apartments, since it was believed that there were no significant surface irregularities that could not be eliminated by other methods. However, over time it became clear that in addition to the ability to adjust the space, hiding the flaws, this type of finish has a lot of advantages.

• PVC material is waterproof and easy to clean.
• Installation of the ceiling is carried out within one working day.
• The warranty service life of the coating depends on the material used and can reach 50 years.
• You can hide communication engineering systems without losing the height of the room and without spoiling its design. A two-level ceiling with illumination in the hall illusory expands the space, gives the room the necessary volume.

Correctly beaten lighting and a glossy canvas placed on a two-level plane allow visually increase the height of the room, despite the fact that when installing the structure in fact, it decreases.

• Level transitions can be made from 45 to 90 degrees, depending on the height of the bases of the recessed fixtures.
• Necessary lighting, spotlights and chandeliers make it possible to use multi-level lighting in the hall.

Combination of color and texture

The hall is the main room in the house, the design of which takes a long time to develop. This is a room where guests come and where the whole family gathers, so increased demands are placed on it. I want to visually increase it, make it spacious and bright, but at the same time maintain the atmosphere of home peace and comfort. This result can be achieved using two-level glossy ceilings with backlight in the living room.

• Through the use of stretch ceilings, you can create a unique interior room, give it a unique.
• You can combine a variety of colors and textures, making up all kinds of designs with non-standard geometric shapes that allow you to change the space very much.

Using a two-level stretch ceiling in the hall (photo) makes it possible to colorize the room. In this case, you can use both two close color shades, and several contrasting ones.

• The technology of two-level stretch ceilings allows you to place LED strips behind the stretch canvas. At the same time, one level of a two-level ceiling turns into a large lighting surface.
• Accurately designed design, proper canvas tension and location of lighting in strictly designated areas allow you to move away from reality and perform a three-dimensional change in space in the hall using a two-level the ceiling.

Cloths for suspended ceilings

For the manufacture of ceilings use 2 varieties of paintings with completely different performance and characteristics: fabric and film.

Pros and Cons of Fabric Cloths

If you decide install multi-level suspended ceilings (photo) in the living room, in which children often play, it is better to choose cloths, since this material has high strength.

Some more important advantages:

• Fabrics reach a width of 5 meters, which allows installation without connecting seams.
• They are impregnated with polyurethane agents, this makes it possible, without fear, to expose the canvas to painting up to 5 times, as soon as there is a desire to change the interior design or refresh the colors of finishes materials.

The disadvantages of the fabric are its rather high cost and limited choice of texture.

A variety of film canvases

Stretch ceilings two-level using a film (photo) for the hall can be made bright and attractive. But you must remember that the film material is easy to damage.

Joining joints, which have to be made due to the small width of the material, are not visible on high-quality ceilings.

The texture of the finish usually depends on the requirements for interior design.

• If the living room has low ceilings or strong shading, then you can fix this with glossy paintings that perfectly reflect the light. The false ceiling will mirror the entire room, pushing the boundaries of space. However, you need to consider that such a design is suitable only for the modern design of the premises.

• Matte canvases are suitable for a spacious sunny room with high ceilings. Their surface muffles the reflection of light, making the room cozy. This material fits the design very organically into the rooms. This ceiling design will also emphasize the interior of the living room, designed in any classic style.

• Satin fabrics have a smooth surface and visually resemble fabric. They reflect light and change their shade when light changes. A noble reflection makes the look of the canvas stylish and sophisticated. Photo printing is possible. In this case, the photo can be any.

• Suede fabric has dark shades. It does not reflect light and rather quickly collects dust. It is better to use it in suspended ceilings after the advice of the designer, since this option of finishing will lower the ceiling.

The dependence of the choice of ceiling on the interior of the hall

Choosing the texture for the ceiling in the hall, you need to consider the features of the shape of the room, its size and the intensity of natural light.

• For a spacious hall, the interior of which is designed in bright colors, suede or satin fabrics are suitable.
• In a room with a low ceiling, it is better to choose two-level ceilings with glossy paintings.
• For ceiling structures in the living room, it is imperative to make spotlights with focused allocation of sectors by lamps.