Tin ceiling tiles kitchen

We knew when we bought our house that we would take down and toss in the garbage horrible, cheap acoustical ceilings. They were incredibly ugly styrofoam squares that fit together like a puzzle, and they were in almost in every room, including the kitchen. Because our home was built in the mid-1800's, we decided to

Tin Ceiling Tiles are a simple way to make a big impact and affordable way to transform any home and kitchen.

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See how diy painted tin ceiling tiles brought two design aesthetics (traditional and distressed) together in perfect harmony in this custom kitchen.

Shop Armstrong Ceilings Metallaire Fans 48-in x 24-in Copper Surface-mount Ceiling Tile at Lowe's.com. Metallaire panels are made from 100% real metal and are coated to protect from rust. The 24-in x 48-in panels are applied directly to your ceiling using cone

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Discover high-quality tin tiles for ceilings and walls. Choose from a variety of patterns and colors to create a distinctive look for any space—residential or commercial. Shop now!

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<p>Embossed metal panels give your ceilings an authentic vintage look</p>

Check out this stunning before and after Victorian transformation historic-inspired using tin tile.

<p>Backsplashes are the decorative focal point of your kitchen. From ceramic tile to wood, here are the best backsplash materials to choose from.</p>

Learn how to install faux tin ceiling tiles which add interest to your ceiling and can be used to cover imperfections (or popcorn ceilings).

Suddenly removing the tiled backsplash in this kitchen turned into a disaster...

One of our favorite details in vintage kitchens is a tin ceiling. Sadly those original details are getting harder and harder to find, but that doesn’t mean you can’t add a vintage touch to your own kitchen. Besides using tin tiles on the ceiling, you can also add them to your island counter, backsplash, or all over the walls. Take a look at a few of our favorite examples.

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Pressed tin ceiling tiles between your painted white beams at kitchen

Antique tin ceiling Tiles This might be the easiest redo out there Ceiling tiles are abundant on ebay and very inexpensive They usually are in rough shape

Get the look of 1920's glamour on your ceiling with step-by-step instructions for applying real-looking fake tin tiles. Learn how on DIYNetwork.com.

Loving this gorgeous Glenn Ridge, New Jersey kitchen remodel, especially the designer's use of very dark antique copper ceilings to create a sense of drama & elegance.