Ceiling Trays

is this uplighting on top of the wood center? Is wood center suspended from ceiling a bit?

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nice simple and clean. only the inside ceiling of the tray is white

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could just do 6 boxes with vertical boards of sapele

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option for the basement? Contains both up light and down light

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I like this cloud dropped down in the middle

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We could maybe buy sapele strips and clad the entire ceiling tray ceiling

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I so much more prefer this clean look instead of a piece of trim, even if it restricts the distance the light can expand onto the ceiling because it is up so close

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make a faux ceiling cloud just to give a little drama to an area

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I like the wall treatment panels in the ceiling tray. I also like the beefy trim that lines the tray as well as conceals the uplighting. It does limit the range of the illumination on the ceiling though.

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could do this in Brad's study tray and place directional spot lights to light his desk

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cover the ceiling tray with something?

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Could I do this look with a wide bottom "L" trim piece and a moderate up piece?

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wow! Look at that indirect lighting ceiling

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veneered ceiling drop

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Something like this for basement ceiling?

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like the dropped box lined in wood

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Do this in my study?

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Steel panels on ceiling

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love the dropped boxes!

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Way cool ceiling feature

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ceiling cloud. Nice reversal to lower the ceiling to create a cozier feel. Still like the uplighting

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just lined with a wood trim

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plain tray just painted an accent color

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Example of a recessed tray that is just a box. It does add a bulkhead feeling and a little extra height and drama, but does not have a double overlapping ceiling or floating feeling.

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Still my favorite look. This also make it look like two overlapping ceilings rather than just a box inside the main ceiling

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Simple trim that is angled but no funky molding to hide uplights.

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