Designers of classical homes and theaters integrated tin . Tin ceiling tiles that are elaborate add vintage charm and architectural interest into a room of any age. You may install wallpaper to create a tin ceiling if you’d like a ceiling design in your home. Faux tin tile wallpaper is not as authentic as the metal that is actual, but it’s easier to install and more cost effective.

Choose a white paintable wallpaper with elaborate. Paintable wallpaper is elastic with sagging, durable enough to withstand paint without ripping, ripping or an earthy feel. Opt for a wallpaper design that has square tiles with designs florals or patterns .

Measure the length and width of this ceiling. Multiply those two numbers together to ascertain the square footage. Wallpaper rolls to pay the ceiling.

Place plastic sheeting out on a flat surface such as concrete or marijuana. Unroll the wallpaper, using bricks or little rocks at the paper’s corners to hold it in position. Spray a light coat of silver plated metal paint on the surface of the wallpaper. After the first coat, you will see modest patches of white showing through. Permit the paint to dry and repeat with a different use of spray paint that is mild. Touch the corners with spray paint up.

Roll the paper back up once it’s dried. It should still have a elastic texture, although the paper might feel more fragile than prior to the paint application. Metals that are common suggests painting the wallpaper, once you’ve installed it, using a roller brush and paint from a can. This can be an acceptable method as long as you have roller brush extensions that may achieve your ceiling heights, along with your neck can withstand looking upward for lengthy intervals.

Wallpaper glue into the ceiling. Install the wallpaper in strips that are even that are long, ensuring that each strip butts up against the strip. Align every row so the tiles are either uniform or offset each strip to create a checkerboard pattern. Determine the layout according to your personal taste. Use scissors or a utility knife to cut each strip of wallpaper in which the ceiling meets the wall.

Roll the seams with a foam roller to avoid crushing the embossed design.

Wipe away any excess wallpaper paste with a damp sponge.

Add molding or trim where the wall is met by the wallpaper to cover edges. Molding hides rough edges and creates a finish for the ceiling design. Paint the molding to match your tin wallpaper or install molding that is woodgrain or white for a sophisticated design.

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