5 designer solutions for decorating a high-ceiling space

Designers, Diane Ernjakovic and Rachel Keach share how to work with high ceilings to create a warm and inviting living room space.

[angelabacker]

The molding is very pretty but who is going to dust all those horizontal surfaces?

[winnysneece]

Omg I needed this video last year. Will try these tips.

[Sophesi]

My friend's lived in big house with high soaring ceilings. Apparently, soaring ceilings cause the cost of heating and cooling to go up. At times, it feels breezy inside. The noise level amplified, so they put in thick wool rugs as buffer. Still some rooms echo like a big empty room. They also had to have custom furniture made larger than standard, so it didn't look like little doll house furniture. The amount of energy expended to heat, cool such a big space, they realize is against their values, in terms of being energy conservationist. So, they are building another more practical home. Vaulted ceilings, that are 12 or 13 feet in the grand room and the kitchen/nook creates drama. We can learn from others mistakes

[weareorigin]

How to solve your home problems: use money, hire pros, send in news crew

[FrancesFarmer]

smh you have a custom art piece but fail to match it to the moldings

[saby]

The most dramatic thing to do is long draping curtains for the windows, let's be honest, high ceilings without a wall of windows is useless. The next best this is a big chandelier. You're sorted.

[edilalewis]

If your walls are white or light definitely show dust

[saby]

Wow! What the heck did you do to that room? It's absolutely horrible.

[saby]

You should say a lot of budget homes are being built with high ceiling living rooms. It's not a new design concept.

[mystfaex]

So ugly, nobody will disappointed. NEXT VIDEO!

[melodyfleck]

Bland, uninteresting, doesn't play up the height and no one wants that Walmart art.