Ceilings are often the most forgotten design surface, but when thoughtfully styled, they can become one of the most striking features in a space. Jennifer shares how to elevate interiors by transforming ceilings into true focal points of luxury.

• Coffered Ceilings for Structure and Elegance: Add architectural character to living and dining areas with classic coffered beams. This timeless technique gives depth and dimension, especially when accented with subtle lighting.
• Wallpapered Ceilings for Visual Drama: Use patterned wallpaper—botanicals, metallics, or abstract prints—to add artistic flair to bedrooms, powder rooms, or studies. It’s an unexpected touch that instantly elevates.
• Painted Ceilings for Mood and Contrast: Move beyond white. Try rich hues like charcoal, sage, or dusty rose to bring a moody, cocooning effect. This works beautifully in intimate settings like libraries or lounges.
• Wood Paneling for Organic Warmth: Incorporate tongue-and-groove planks, exposed beams, or dark wood panels to infuse natural texture and warmth—ideal for cozy yet sophisticated bedrooms and dens.
• Gloss Finishes for Light and Reflection: A lacquered or high-gloss ceiling can bounce light around the room, making it feel brighter and more open. Perfect for glamorous spaces like entry halls or formal dining rooms.

Jennifer Tucker believes that great design means looking up—because when every surface is considered, the whole space sings with style and harmony.