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These faux tin panels look best when used in a coffered ceiling, or finished with crown moulding around the perimeter.
While I appreciate this timeless look I also enjoy mixing classic features into a space in an unexpected way. Manufacturers of these products have come up with more contemporary line, so now it fits in with the traditional to transitional and modern.
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There are other ways to use them in the kitchen such as covering the front of the dishwasher, or using them as an inset on cupboard doors. Both of these ideas look especially fitting in a vintage or country style kitchen.
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Used on a sit up bar, as a fireplace surround or headboard are other applications I came across.
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As you can see these panels are extremely versatile. Cornices, borders and dado panels are also available to achieve a seamless look. Whether you desire an ornate and formal treatment or a streamlined and contemporary one, these faux tin panels can be a great way to add a custom look to your home.
While searching for some inspirational photos, I came across one I found absolutely stunning. I just have to share it with you. The ceiling here adds that hint of glamour while reflecting the light. To me it has the feeling of a fancy ballroom. Having a dinner party in this room would no doubt feel like an event!
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Love these tin tiles. Perhaps you can work them into the basement reno. at my place? I never would have thought of them!
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