Interior beams and posts

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.

In the past decade or two homeowners have turned to painted finishes that traditionally have always been wood, with the goal of accomplishing a more modern look. We strive to accomplish modern wood features in every project and enhance the wood elements already in place. We also do this with the use of our very own cabinet shop to achieve unique customization.

Stunning kitchen with rustic wood beams framing doorway and highlighting the room which features a pair of gray paneled refrigerators flanking a pair of stainless steel ovens.

It’s all in the (ceiling) details 🤩 _____ Exposed wood beams, modern farmhouse design, warm wood interiors, living room, family room

Opening up the floorplan required adding steel beam support for the second floor. For an industrial edge, the beams were left exposed | https://www.jasmine-roth.com/blog/ep-6-kitchen-come-sit-with-me/

No doubt about it, ceilings are typically the most under utilized surfaces for styling when it comes to interiors, unless we’re talking about more traditional architecture.

This Napa farmhouse style home was designed by PHX Architecture, located in the Arcadia neighborhood of Phoenix, Arizona.

This kitchen extension design uses exposed bright yellow steel beams to create an uplifting atmosphere.

Image 8 of 37 from gallery of Union Wharf / Nicholas Szczepaniak Architects. Photograph by Nicholas Worley