Wooden Beam Ceilings: Thick, Regular Dark Lines

A Spanish Revival room with exposed wooden beams on the ceiling. Deep brown, almost black, square solid wood beams cross the entire ceiling at equal intervals, with a cross-section of approximately twenty by twenty-five centimeters. There are five to eight beams, evenly spaced. Between the beams are white plaster surfaces or light-colored wooden boards. The beam surfaces show hand-hewn marks and natural cracks, and both ends are directly embedded into the white wall. Because the beams are deep and dark, the ceiling forms a strong set of parallel lines in the image. Avoid: using small decorative false beams, painting the beams light-colored or natural wood color, making the beam spacing irregular, adding carvings and painted patterns to the beams.

Translated from Chinese by AI.

一個天花外露木樑的西班牙復興房間。深棕近黑的方形實木樑以等距橫過整個天花,斷面約二十乘二十五公分,數量五到八根,間距均勻;樑與樑之間是白色的灰泥面或淺色的木板。樑的表面有手工的斧痕與自然的裂紋,兩端直接嵌入白牆。因為樑深且顏色重,天花在畫面裡形成一組強烈的平行線。避免:使用細小的裝飾假樑、把樑漆成淺色或原木色、讓樑的間距不規則、在樑上加入雕刻與彩繪圖案。