Visualise a new ceiling before the plasterer arrives
Ceilings are the largest uninterrupted surface in most rooms and the one nobody photographs. Removing artex, adding beams or fitting recessed spots changes a room more than people expect. This example gives the same room a smooth ceiling with recessed lighting and exposed oak beams.
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After
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What was asked for:
“a smooth ceiling with recessed spotlights and exposed oak beams”
— nothing else about the room was changed. What you can try
- See artex removed and the ceiling skimmed smooth
- Test exposed beams in a period property
- Compare recessed spots against a central pendant
- Try a coloured or panelled ceiling
How it works
- Upload a photo.
- Tick Ceiling and describe what you want in your own words.
- Get a photorealistic result in seconds, and keep it in your history.
Questions
Can it show a vaulted ceiling?
Describe it and the model will attempt it, though results are strongest for changes that keep the room's existing shape.
Does it change the walls too?
Not if you select only the ceiling.
Other areas you can redesign
Every image on this page was generated by ExAI from a single source photo, using the same tool available to you. Results are photorealistic visualisations to help you decide — they are not architectural drawings or quotes.