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Round fiberglass surface-mount ceiling domes from Architectural Products By Outwater can be installed without modifying existing ceilings. Click here for company info.
Sculptured Series ceiling panels from Outwater, available in nine traditional and contemporary finishes, measure 2x2 ft. Click here for company info.
Ceiling panels with historical patterns are the specialty of Brian Greer’s Tin Ceilings, Walls & Unique Metal Work. Click here for company info.
Many traditionally styled tin-ceiling patterns from Chelsea Decorative Metal Co. feature hand-painted finishes. Click here for company info.
This traditional tin ceiling from Chelsea Decorative Metal Co. features a hand-painted finish. Click here for company info.
This ceiling design incorporates a centerpiece, corner ornament and lineal molding from Decorators Supply. Click here for company info.
Goodwin Associates supplied the fiberglass dome and polyurethane moldings for this ceiling. Click here for company info.
NIKO fabricated and installed the pressed-metal chandelier coffers in this building; the firm also made repairs to the ceiling. Click here for company info.
Ceiling plate #270 measures 2x4 ft. and is one of many Victorian-era styles available from W.F. Norman. Click here for company info.
Empire Center, model #8706 from W.F. Norman, is composed of eight ceiling plates, each measuring 24x48 in. Click here for company info.