While vaulted ceilings are guaranteed to make a major impact in your home, learning more about the pros and cons of vaulted ceilings can help you decide if this architectural feature is worth ...

Question: While paging through a home-decorating magazine, I saw a vaulted ceiling that was covered with wood. The look was stunning. I have a corner room of my home that has two drywall ...

In your living room with the vaulted ceiling, the process to install a curved ceiling is relatively straightforward. One-by-4-inch furring strips are nailed to the wall; then a beam is dropped ...

QUESTION: I live in a five-year-old house with a cab-over design. The owner before me said the house was built on piles, but I have noticed a long crack on the ceiling exactly in the middle of the ...

Q: I would like to get rid our popcorn ceiling, which contains 2 to 3 percent asbestos. We plan to cover the cathedral living room ceiling with paneling. The bedrooms are in no danger of being ...

Dear Pat: My living room has a vaulted ceiling. I have always liked the look of a curved ceiling. Can I convert the living room ceiling into a curved one?

A: A vaulted or cathedral, ceiling with just two long cracks indicates the ceiling finish is common drywall. If the ceiling were plaster, the cracks would be spider web fashioned in several places.

What's the difference between coffered and coved ceilings? Understanding the most popular ceiling types is important whether you are house hunting, remodeling, or building a new home.

Q: My home has "popcorn" ceilings, the kind with asbestos. The cost of asbestos removal is so high, I've decided to overlay the ceilings with drywall. The person I've hired to do the work ...

Vaulted ceilings add value to your home: While a bit costly to build, this stand-out architectural feature might just pay for ...