Low Cost Faux Metal Ceiling Tiles
Approaching the Grandeur of Real Metal. Faux tin tiles are the perfect complement to even the busiest foyer. Because these versatile tiles can be painted to mimic virtually any metal, they bring a bit of sparkle and into the room, drawing the eye upward. View more painted and glazed ceiling tilesin decorative non-metallic finishes, on our site, too!
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Tiles interlock with flanges for easy "tongue and groove" installation. Shown here in antique silver.
These tiles can look surprisingly modern, when finixhed in bright metal finishes (shown here in pewter).
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This tiny foyer has a bright copper ceiling, which goes well with its brick red encaustic tiles below, not shown.
This ceiling, in a light antique silver, is an a sitting room overlooking a garden. The ceiling has plenty of visual interest, is not too dark, and is reflective and spreads light around the room.
These tiles were gilded in composite (faux) gold leaf, over red base (bole), for a glowing ceiling suitable for an Italian villa! (shown here during installation)
These tiles, in rust with an antique copper glaze, are reminiscent of leather. The look is particularly effective when paired with copper lighting.
Faux metal tiles, in bronze, have been used as a ceiling border, with edging of white trim and compound white cornices, and a 3-part Victorian wallpaper decorating scheme.
These Venetian Gold tiles are ready to ship! They have a special artists varnish sealcoat to ensure they do not discolor over time. This is of particular importance when dealing with leaf.
This close-up shows how the antique glaze flows into and enhances the patterns in the tiles.
Our antiqued bronze finish is ideal for Victorian decorating schemes. Its finish complements the greens and mustard yellows often found in rooms c.1880-1905, and animals and plants found in William Morris room styles.