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Ceiling / Lighting

Steven Sorensen
Steven Sorensen
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For accent lighting on main floor and master bedroom possibly?

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Rectangular coffered ceiling for delineation of dining area and living area Without the crown moulding detail.

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Two tiered dropped ceiling above island with lighting reveal.

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Main floor powder room ceiling?

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I like the idea of a lit coffered ceiling in the entryways

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Another accent lighting fixture style that is appealing but significantly more than the alternative Bazz option

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Ceiling Option for family room area or upstairs bedrooms? Or upstairs hallway?

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This is the inspiration for our hopefully multi skylight design over the stairs. This detail has to be designed by the architect with the roof truss manufacturer.

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Perhaps stepped coffered ceiling for master bedroom with lit Cove perhaps

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Perhaps for the upper floor bedrooms or other areas this subtle detail around the perimeter of the ceilings seems appealing and likely cost-effective. Perhaps this would be well-suited for the family room area where we want to keep it relatively clean and less formal, and also recognizing the full height glazing in that room.

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Quite like the square pot lights, not sure if this design against a white ceiling maybe too much.

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Example of the multipot light fixture design that could be interesting in the main floor areas as accent lighting.

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The recessed lighting around the ceiling detail over the island we like.

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We like the drop ceiling with a perimeter Cove perhaps for the main floor study

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