Kitchen makeovers using faux beams can transform the architecture of your kitchen. One can bring an old-world charm to a kitchen with the most high-tech, modern appliances. Faux beams are offered in a variety of styles and finishes- timber, tuscany, aspen, pecky cypress and woodland just to name a few. They are lightweight, easy to cut and install. Each style of beam is custom molded from real wood, giving it the character and texture of the real thing. A polyurethane composition allows beams to stand up to all forms of wear including cracking, fading or peeling.
They are also available as fire-resistant to withstand extreme heat, smoke and fire. Often as the most used, family friendly space in the house, the kitchen becomes the hub of daily life. Ceiling beams from Fauxwoodbeams.com can provide the cozy, comfortable atmosphere you are looking for. Check out some creative ways customers have used faux beams to bring design and style to their kitchens.
Simona Dombrauskaite, from Florida, sent in a video of her kitchen remodeling project that shows us experts how it’s done! When it came to redecorating their beautiful kitchen, Simona’s family decided to go all out. They created a full-wood look by pairing laminate roofing with our Timber beams – and then installed them in record [...]
In a recent post on our sister blog, Creative Faux Panels, we discussed a relatively easy and inexpensive way to ramp up your home’s curb appeal using faux stone exterior siding. So now we head inside. If you’re thinking about selling your home, the kitchen is a major determining factor for most potential home buyers. [...]
You may find yourself from time to time flipping through Architectural Digest and coming upon the most gorgeous, multi-million dollar home of your dreams, such as the 8,000 square foot house built for Lance Armstrong in Austin, TX. Maybe you wonder how you could possibly incorporate even a small piece of its décor into your [...]
There are many elements that need to come together to make a kitchen appear cozy and welcoming rather than utilitarian. Cupboards, flooring, lighting and countertops are just a few of the things that need to be considered for the heart of the home. But what about the ceiling? Brenda and her family from [...]
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