Ceiling Design in Bathroom

Ceiling Finishing Options

One of the acceptable options is painting. You cannot use regular water-emulsion paint, just as you cannot use lime or chalk paint. For bathroom ceiling finishing, you can use oil or water-dispersible paint.

A bathroom ceiling can also be covered with glass wallpaper. The advantage of this material is easy installation, low cost, and eco-friendliness. With a wide variety of textures and design options, glass wallpaper can provide many possibilities. Some types of glass wallpaper have a glazed surface, which, with proper bathroom lighting, can give a pleasant result (the shine level varies from matte tones to mirror gloss).

Photo 1 — Suspended ceiling in bathroom will hide all irregularities

Mirror ceilings — a finishing option that never runs out of design ideas, using materials that reflect and refract light. Thanks to the mirror ceiling coating, you can visually expand even the smallest bathroom and provide more light to the room (which is particularly important in small spaces). The bathroom wall design should correspondingly match: use at least tiles with a glossy finish.

Photo 2 — Mirror ceiling in bathroom will visually expand even the smallest bathroom

Pop-up ceilings add variety to any room. If you have entrusted the renovation of your apartment to professionals, sagging, tearing, or re-tensioning of the ceiling coating won't be a concern. The material is truly long-lasting, and it's also technologically possible to apply any image onto the film surface.

Photo 3 — Pop-up ceiling in bathroom will add variety to your interior

A ceiling can also be tiled with ceramic tiles, made into a tongue-and-groove ceiling, or covered with moisture-resistant gypsum board, panels with backlighting, etc. Choose the material and then plan the design accordingly.

Photo 4 — Tongue-and-groove ceiling with mirror surface — an original solution

Photo 5 — Complex ceiling in bathroom (gypsum board construction)

Bathroom Room Design

Photo 6 — Bathroom for a country house designed by Boris Krutik

Photo 7 — Bathroom for a small apartment (designed by Julia Golavskaya)

Photo 8 — Bathroom for a private house (designed by Vera Gerasimova)

Photo 9 — Bathroom finishing design by Oxana Bragina

Photo 10 — Bathroom for a large apartment (designed by Alexander Kamachkin)