5 ideas for false ceiling design

Nowadays, architects, designers and interior designers are increasingly striving to make false ceilings part of the space and have them act as one more decorative element.

Here are 5 false ceiling ideas:

First, decorative aluminium linear slats: rectilinear ceilings that adapt to any space thanks to their many options in terms of sizes and colours.

We offer you a wide catalogue of different models: straight edges, curved edges, very open vertical slats…

Next, we have metal tile ceilings:

These are modular ceilings that are also highly practical because they are easy to install and remove.

They can be combined with one another and also with the different decorative profile models that we offer. (Tdecor range)

In addition, there are models such as decorative grids: a step further in the world of decoration. These are very open ceilings that allow you to play with depth. Numerous grid sizes will allow you to create highly decorative ceilings.

 

 

We also have mineral fibre ceilings: the most practical solution for accessible ceiling systems. They are specially designed to create very white, continuous-looking spaces. They stand out for their easy maintenance and their wide variety of models.

Fifth, wood wool ceilings: our wide range of compact ceilings made from wood wool will give you the warmth you are looking for, while also providing an optimal response to your acoustic insulation needs.

 

Thus, as a manufacturer of ceiling solutions, THU offers a wide variety of false ceilings.

You will also find different finishes and materials, all of them designed to create unique, personal and highly functional environments.

In fact, in our catalogue you will find a multitude of false ceiling models made from various materials and in different formats and colours, which will help you to personalise and create the atmosphere you are looking for.

Finally, for more information or any other queries:

Email: marketing@thu.es

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