Remember my ugly dining room ceiling project.
How to hide ugly roofs.
7 ways to hide the ugly things your house can t do without call them necessary evils.
Looking for an easy way to hide your ugly drop ceiling.
Strive to have at least three defining elements to the exterior of your home.
Use plants to conceal unsightly pipes and other exposed items you want to hide.
The units are usually bulky and not particularly appealing to look at especially when in rows.
We used metal ceiling tiles from diy decor store to update our 60s particle board ceiling into something spectacular.
If it ever begins to sag here s how to fix it.
Maybe it s the eyesore of the home that is throwing your curb appeal off its game.
Here are eight examples of rooftop equipment you can effectively hide with roof screens.
The lightweight panel requires virtually no maintenance.
Roof exhaust ventilation fans.
Here s a couple i painted on old barn boards.
Think creatively like tasha did here and cover what s ugly.
Build shelving to hide the pipes depending on where these pipes are running like vertically down a small nook you can purchase or build a book shelf to hide them.
Build a shed under the stairs.
Provide cover for unsightly views ugly chain link fences and create instant privacy.
Hvac units provide temperature and climate management for interior environments.
This hideaway functions as a tool shed that can handle taller equipment and it doesn t take up any of your precious yard space.
The utility boxes septic tanks and random receptacles that houses require for functional.
Once you ve installed primed and painted the new ceiling it should be maintenance free for many years.
I m back with yet another drop ceiling transformation.
The job requires two people to lift the panels unless you use a lift.
You can buy fat plants tall plants skinny plants leafy plants pretty much any shape or size you could want and then use these to conceal piping.
If you build it yourself you can make it floor to ceiling and create a cavity in the shelving that leaves room for the pipes without eating up extra floor space.
Another clever place to hide equipment is below your deck s staircase the way land art design did here.
If you don t paint then stencil a few old weathered boards that are almost as wide as the chimney and about 3 or 4 feet tall and change the sign as the seasons change.
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Installing drywall is another solid solution for an ugly ceiling.
In fact you could use vines to either decorate or fully conceal.
Trellis screen is crafted with realistic faux ivy leaves that provide extra privacy for enclose.
