Oh goodness! A design dilemma indeed. I'm so looking forward to see other's suggestions. My thoughts: it's not visually pleasing even from an eclectic perspective. It competes too much with the style of the windows n' door because they're so close to it. Dr. Who revisited - I'd fill the gap spaces in and shave off the cinema circles of the middle larger circle.

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The Area of my Living Room is 19ft X 13ft and i want to have a false ceiling , but confused on what should be the design as i have also need to make sure that i have to manage the ceiling lights through out the living room and also have to place the fans

Hi grekx, Here are some ideas from previous projects of ours. You may find more on our profile and add what you like to your ideabooks. We specialize in ceilings. It would help if you can post pictures of what your area looks like now. In the above picture, there were ducts to be covered, but the owner didn't want to lower the entire ceiling to cover them. Below, the same idea of using curvy shapes, but the duct to be covered was on a wall instead of a ceiling. The designer (Idevoks Design) used printed translucent stretch ceiling material and turned the problem into a gorgeous backlit design feature. Here, the shapes were kept more structured and rectilinear. Here, a drywall bulkhead around the perimeter of the room hides ducts and other equipment, while the printed stretch ceiling in the middle (tray ceiling) is the design feature.