If you live in an older home or one that has minor roof leaks into your home, you know firsthand the effects of an old ceiling can give to your home. Wet drywall that discolors or a popcorn ceiling that no longer looks fresh are common challenges of old ceilings. Armstrong ceiling has an answer to your outdated and discolored ceilings with a variety of finishes to match any decorative style. Before you think you have to live with brown spots, peeling drywall and more, take a look at these creative options to replace give your ceiling a makeover with Armstrong.

Giving your Old Ceiling a Makeover with Armstrong Ceilings

Image via: Armstrong Ceilings

Replacing your old drywall ceiling with panels

In many homes the presence of water damage is a big challenge and should be addressed by a roofing professional to see where the leak is occurring. Once the source of the leak has been found, then repairing and replacing the damaged ceiling is priority. Armstrong ceilings have a wide variety of panels to choose from to fit your decorative needs for your ceiling repair job.

 Image via: Armstrong Ceiling Planks – Woodhaven  

Your choice for ceilings finishes from Armstrong

Every home has a unique style and your lifestyle can help dictate what type of ceilings work best. I love the look of rustic finishes, so the wood plank varieties are especially nice – like the Woodhaven pictured here. For many homes, especially in basements where ductwork and beams may need to be concealed, a drop in ceiling is ideal to hide the mechanical and electrical work. The Drop panel ceiling tiles are ideal. Choose your choice of finishes and colors to meet your home’s decorative style. I like the TinCraft Squares pictured here.

Image via: Armstrong Drop in Ceiling Tiles – Tin Craft Squares 

If you’ve been trying to determine some creative ways to update your old ceiling, use these ideas from Armstrong. Other options include tin ceilings, coffered ceilings and a variety of finishes and colors for your discriminating taste.

Note: I was compensated by Armstrong Ceilings to provide my opinion on their ceiling products. All opinions are uniquely my own. 

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