How to install faux ceiling beams

Link these 7 foot beams together with faux iron straps to create the illusion of one long single beam! Real wood ceiling beams, frame and timber, hand hewn beams, farmhouse ceiling. These wooden beams are easy to install and are made from real wood! They have knots, gauges, splits, and tons of character. They are built from three pieces forming a U-shaped beam with a hollow core. Each beam is unique and looks totally solid. They are textured by hand with traditional draw knives, spoke…

How to add easy wood beams to a tray ceiling. A rustic and elegant update using dark paint and stain!

A DIY tutorial on how to expose wood beams in an antique post and beam farmhouse. See a complete ceiling makeover to reveal original wood beams.

If you need some extra sprucing up in your home – without a huge construction project – faux beams are the way to go! And it isn’t as intimidating as it may sou…

DIY Faux Ceiling Beams Straps Getting creative with our fake ceiling beams, we wanted to find a way to make them look more like the real deal. So we engineered some metal straps/brackets out of cleats. We’re so happy with the outcome, and even more happy to say the ceiling beams are totally complete. […]

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I swear I was meant to live in an old cottage in the woods somewhere. But since I love having an amazing internet connection and need to live a ten minute drive from the closest donut shop grocery store, the next best thing is to cover every square inch of our home in wood, squeeze our eyes shut, put on our imagination hat and pretend we live in a cottage. Enter beams. Last time we talked about beams I shared with you how we created a custom stain for ours. Staining and adding beat up…

Yes, that double “faux” is on purpose! Everyone seems to love wooden ceiling beams, and I’ve seen several DIY ways to add your own if you don’t have real ones.…

Robyn Rebecca 🐚🍄 | After discovering that the 80s soffit in our kitchen was completely hollow and non-structural, we decided to remove it and replace with… | Instagram