Your ceiling is basically a large canvas. If you paint it dark, your room will feel cozier and more intimate while a light-colored ceiling will help your room feel larger and more expansive.

If you want to learn how to paint your ceiling, pay attention to these tips and don’t ignore the fifth wall ...

A professional home painter shares his tips for painting both smooth and textured ceilings, with equipment recommendations and tricks of the trade.

How to paint a ceiling First, you need the paint. Instead of defaulting to white, Schlotter suggests painting your ceiling either a shade lighter or darker than your walls for something different.

When you're painting a whole room, the ceiling should come first.

Painting a ceiling doesn't have to be hard work. I’ve painted ceilings before; it’s not easy. Even if you think that you’ve done a good job, just one quick glance up will almost always ...

Now, despite what you think, painting your ceiling does not have to be difficult or pull-out-your-eyebrows-frustrating.

You want to change your life in painting a large room or maybe an entire house? Invest in 18-inch rollers for walls and ceilings, along with a paint tub, grid, and disposable tub liners to match.

Q:We have a "popcorn" ceiling that hasn't been painted for more than two decades, and, although it looks fairly stable, it seems to be dropping powder, which we fear could be asbestos.