Large-scale spaces can be challenging for designers. High ceilings and large rooms create a grand, expansive atmosphere, but without careful curation, they risk looking empty and lacking character. Here, discover how designers countered the size of spacious rooms with architectural details, window treatments, and lighting fixtures, and for more tips, check out our guide.
Bright, double height Westchester wood paneled entryway with modern chandelier by Mendelson Group, Inc.
Eric Piasecki
Horse Meadow country house featuring soaring ceilings and double fireplaces. by Casey Sarkin Interior Design, Luna Inc.
Photography by Rett Peek
High ceilings, high drama and measured pops of bold color by mr. alex TATE
mr alex TATE Design / Deckor.co
Master Bathroom with Curved Double Vanity, Black Sash Windows and Black Shutters by Island Architects
Designed by Island Architects
Double Height Family Room, Exposes Truss,Clerestory Windows,Board&Batten Ceiling by Alisberg Parker Architects
Maria Elena Ubina
High-ceilinged kitchen with blue island cabinets, exposed beams by Matthew Quinn
Tudor style family room with large stone fireplace and loft by Period Architecture
Angle Eye Photography
Luxury Old Town Chicago Modern Bathroom with large soaking tub by Nicholas Moriarty Interiors
Jill Buckner
Teal, tan, red with white fireplace cabinetry, beamed ceiling, large chandelier by Elizabeth Drake
Werner Straube
