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If you can't get your hands on a large enough supply of vintage pressed tin (and that could get very expensive anyway), the big guys—Home Depot and Lowe's—have a good selection of lightweight, easy-to-install lookalikes. You might even consider one of the embossed paintable wallpapers that have a pressed tin design. If it doesn't involve a professional installer, it's more than okay in my book. So what do you say? Yay or nay to pressed tin or lookalikes on the ceiling?
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If I ever finish the other 4 walls in my rooms I'd love to tackle a ceiling treatment, these are stunning.
I like it Casey. Actually we installed the paper from Lowes years ago to hide an ugly bathroom ceiling and it still looks good. Now I'm wondering what the wall color is in that last image.
There are some great sources online too. I ordered samplles from this company a while back and they're beautiful. http://www.americantinceilings.com/
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