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Exposed Conduit Ceilings

by @zakiya-kassam

14 photos

Interior design photos featuring Exposed Conduit Ceilings.

A modern dining room features an oval wood table with cane-backed chairs, an exposed ceiling, and a column wrapped in cream and ochre ceramic tiles.
A bed with grey linens sits against a distressed dark grey wall featuring a carved wood panel and a red decorative ladder.
A modern dining room features a round wooden table, chrome and cane chairs, a beige tiled column, and a low storage cabinet containing vinyl records.
An open-concept living area features raw plywood partition walls, light wood flooring, a stainless steel sink unit, and a blue canvas lounge chair.
A minimalist white kitchen featuring a central island with four light wood stools, concrete flooring, and metallic pendant lights.
A combined industrial living room and workspace features a blue leather sofa, a dark wood desk, concrete walls, and herringbone pattern wood flooring.
An open dining area with an oval wooden dining table, mismatched chairs, and a raw concrete ceiling and structural columns.
An open concept living room features warm wood cabinetry, a tan shag rug, and an exposed raw concrete ceiling with metal conduit wiring.
A minimalist kitchen features plywood cabinetry, a smooth grey concrete floor, a cinder block wall, and exposed ceiling conduits.
An open-concept kitchen and entryway featuring an industrial concrete ceiling, a wood hutch, and a central pillar wrapped in glossy beige and yellow tiles.
An open-plan dining room and kitchen feature warm wood cabinets, a curved wooden dining table with a globe pendant light, and a built-in blue sofa.
A minimalist dining area features a metal table with mismatched chairs next to large plywood wall panels and a sliding glass door.
Minimalist grey interior featuring rough concrete pillars, flat display counters with wooden shelving inserts, and exposed track lighting on the ceiling.
An industrial galley kitchen featuring stainless steel countertops, wood cabinets, patterned tile flooring, and exposed ceiling conduits.