August 14, 2022A wonderful alchemy can occur when architects and designers work with clients who come with their own strong points of view, as well as a large collection of cherished possessions. In the course of their long professional partnership, husband-and-wife team Damian and Britt Zunino, of Manhattan-based architecture and interiors firm Studio DB, have […]

Alex Bilton

The kitchen of a 1960s Georgian gets a major face-lift.

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Yet, support beams can be dressed up. Instead of hiding it, you can just make it look like an intentional structural element in your room. For instance, you can combine two columns to create bookshelves or even a minibar. For a single column, you can use a natural tree trunk as a decorative tree trunk, perfect for a tropical design. Here are some ideas to decorate your support beam to make it look nice in your interior design.

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Hi all. This is a concrete beam which lies on my dressing room roof. This is at a very low height such that I can't provide a false ceiling for the entire dressing room to cover it. Do you have any ceiling idea just to do at the beam portion?