The technique is also very useful in cases where the right foot is very high or when there are beams or apparent pipes. In this case, lowering the blanket will help hide the imperfections and keep everything in order with a flawless look. Lowering plaster is still useful for hiding curtain poles and drapes.
Gypsum reduction: Learn more about the technology and see projects
However, one of the main advantages of the suspended ceiling is the variety of possible lighting projects. By lowering the plaster, it is possible to introduce indirect light through the crown molding and thus create light traces and “wall wash” effects that can be translated as “light bath on the wall”. And that’s right. This type of installation makes it possible to direct the light along the entire length of the wall, to immerse it in light and to emphasize architectural details, structures and colors and to give the wall volume.
The plaster still has a high aesthetic value thanks to its smooth and homogeneous appearance, ideal to leave the most modern designs, cleans and elegant. In more modern designs, instead of the traditional frame, today the tabica is used, a finish for the lining that keeps a small distance between the ceiling and the wall.
However, if you prefer a more rustic, classic, or retro footprint, the option is to leave the lines directly to the side and use frames and details in curves.
60 models of plaster retraction inspire you
Here you will find an incredible selection of plaster demo pictures and many tips on how to use the technology in your home:
Figure 1 – Plaster ceiling in the bathroom.
The small bathroom was more cozy and intimate with the lowered plaster ceiling. The straight and well-marked lines show the modern style of the surroundings
Image 2 – Kitchen with plaster removal.
This kitchen has a built-in ceiling with recessed lighting. The spots on the side make the surroundings even more comfortable
Image 3 – Bathroom with recessed ceiling and light crack on the mirror.
Image 4 – lighting embedded in the ceiling of plaster.
The recessed lighting of this recessed ceiling is reflected in the mirror, which expands the room and makes it brighter.
Image 5 – Gypsum plaster with Tabica
Image 6 – plaster lowering: walking between the ceiling and the wall gives the environment a modern feel
In this project, the wider span reveals the rustic cement of the slab, but the surroundings leave no elegance behind. On the contrary, the effect brought a touch of modernity to the place
Image 7 – plaster: ceiling installation with pendant light for the home office.
Image 8 – Yellowish light and recessed ceiling.
The double, formed by yellowish light and recessed ceiling, is perfect to add style and elegance to the environment
Image 9 – Lowering the plaster: Large rooms are valued even more with a lowered ceiling.
Image 10 – Deep plaster: recessed lighting for a cozy room.
The coolness of the burned cement wall and the dark gray ceiling did not resist the cozy, intimate effect of the ceiling lighting. The yellow light is also visible on the plate behind the bed
Image 11 – Modern kitchen with a trough and traces of light.
Picture 12 – Lowering of the plaster with details in wood.
The wood is always a good request for those who want to add a touch of comfort and rusticity to the environment. A harmonious and very pleasing combination visually
Figure 13 – “Wall wash” effect in the bathroom.
To improve the tile structure of this bathroom, it was possible to use the “wall wash” effect that was installed on the ceiling. In addition, the soft yellow light comes from the side bar.
Picture 14 – Plaster under plaster.
The plaster ceiling of this kitchen was only lowered on the line following the sink. The narrow environment is appreciated by the presence of traces of light in the same direction of the room
Image 15 – Lowering the plaster: Extension of the lower plaster ceiling.
The visual feeling that this room provokes is very interesting. Note that there is a huge mirror on the wall behind the sofa that ends in a black outline. This mirror is responsible for creating this effect of extending the entire environment, especially the lining, which has been demonstrated by the use of the mirror
Image 16 – Kitchen with plaster removal and central equipment.
Image 17 – End the white monotony of the ceiling with black dots.
Figure 18 – Lowering begins in the room and ends in the kitchen.
You can choose the height that starts when the ceiling is lowered. In this project, the gypsum boards come just below the main ceiling. But if you prefer they can also come a little lower, it depends on the height of the right foot of the house and the style you want to give the surroundings
Figure 19 – Lowered ceiling next to the structural beam.
Whether or not to hide the beam, an option is to make it visible by softening its presence with the sunken ceiling
Picture 20 – Cement and plaster on the ceiling.
Figure 21 – Room with lowered ceiling is more cozy and intimate.
Image 22 – Appreciation of the bathroom with recessed ceiling and recessed light.
Note that every bathroom decor is valued for the presence of light from the ceiling. Cozy, cozy and modern
Picture 23 – Light tore on the ceiling of the room.
Figure 24 – Reversed Sanca only lowers the side of the ceiling.
Picture 25 – For a very high right foot, the solution is a lowered ceiling.
Figure 26 – Built-in ceiling with wooden edges.
To create a visual identity, the sunken plaster ceiling was given a wooden edge
Figure 27 – Reduced thematic ceiling.
The shape of the goldfish on the ceiling made the nursery even funnier. One of the advantages of plaster is its versatility in creating drawings and figures, which can be very useful in themed and children’s projects
Image 28 – Gypsum plastering improves the environment from classic to modern.
Image 29 – Built-in plaster ceiling makes the kitchen even cleaner.
Image 30 – The vanity of the suspended ceiling maintains the partitions that separate the living room from the kitchen.
Picture 31 – Ceiling installation is a good option for those who want to hide the curtain rod.
Figure 32 – Installation ceiling for a minimalist and industrial environment.
This conjugate environment has achieved comfort and coziness with the lowered ceiling, a sensation that is not very common in homes with minimalist proposals or in an industrial style
Picture 33 – Accompanied by the suspended ceiling the plaster wall.
Image 34 – Cutouts and shapes mark the structure of the recessed plaster ceiling.
Figure 35 – Pillar housed in the plaster ceiling.
Figure 36 – Smaller environments are even more inviting with the lowered ceiling.
Picture 37 – Differentiated lighting is one of the great advantages of this type of ceiling.
Picture 38 – Lights in the ceiling made of plaster.
The recessed ceiling has the same properties as a conventional gypsum plaster covering. That said, it supports the same amount of weight, so don’t overdo the size of chandeliers and lamps
Picture 39 – Built-in ceiling made of plaster and wood.
Image 40 – Classic: built-in plaster ceiling with curved details.
Picture 41 – A part of the not lowered ceiling is used to fix the pendant lights.
Figure 42 – Neutral and sober room, estimated by lowering the plaster.
Picture 43 – Composition with different materials.
In this room, the sunken plaster ceiling divides the room with the wood-clad walls and the granite structure that surrounds the window. Even under different materials, the plaster ceiling does not lose its aesthetic and functional meaning
Figure 44 – To make the environment more harmonious, try to direct the light in the same direction of the room.
Picture 45 – Special place for the bed.
The recessed plaster ceiling follows the wall and forms a plate behind the bed. The effect reinforces the space dedicated to the bed and improves the room decoration
Figure 46 – Ceiling installation with central profile.
Image 47 – Aesthetically perfect, the plaster gives the surroundings uniformity.
Image 48 – Sancas add elegance and charm to the environment.
Figure 49 – Triple lowered.
Figure 50 – Lowering the plaster ceiling with a mirror.
Would you like to make the environment even more elegant and sophisticated? So you can be inspired by this idea and place the part of the ceiling that was not lowered in mirrors.
Figure 51 – Indirect lighting improves the structure of the gray ceiling.
Picture 52 – Built-in plaster ceiling in contrast to the rustic brick wall.
Figure 53 – Light colors to match the plaster cast.
If the right foot of your house is not too big, but then you want to lower the ceiling just like you paint the walls white. This way the environment doesn’t look “flat”
Image 54 – Go for the descent to get a clean and illuminated effect.
Image 55 – High Ceiling plus plaster: perfect match for creative minds
The versatility of combined plaster to a high right foot allows you to create incredible shapes and designs on the ceiling, imagine!
Figure 56 – Lowering plaster: Ceiling division between the surroundings.
Picture 57 – Ceiling installation with slightly gray plaster.
Picture 58 – The lowering of plaster underlines the wood.
Image 59 – Blinds can also be hidden in the ceiling with lowering.
Picture 60 – Lowering the plaster of dark color.
The dark and sober colors are in every room, including the ceiling. Gypsum very well accepts different types of colors and leaves the color homogeneous. It is currently possible to find suitable colors for plaster
