You can use any seasoned natural hard wood like teak , sal wood etc. Another alternative is acacia wood (cost effective)!

I Understand. That's a common concern with my clients. But if you choose to have a 3-inch false ceiling, it will not kill the height. you need a minimum of 3 inches for the electrical conduits to pass. And as for the unhygienic environment, it is only created if you have a tray ceiling for cove light. If you install a plain ceiling after a thorough cleaning, there will be no hygiene problem. I hope this helps you all the best

HI, Curved ceiling corners and beams are an excellent choice for adding a touch of elegance and unique architectural appeal to a space. The fluid lines and curves can indeed make the room look fantastic, creating a sense of movement and sophistication in the design.

This is living area and I want to hide this beam depth effectively without decreasing the ceiling height. It should be look in a good manner what type of ceiling would be applied which is economical with the normal thickness of ceiling. Location - Mumbai