A daybed in another bedroom takes advantage of a cozy nook created by the home's sloping rafters. Youthful pillows contrast with a more traditional rug — a perfect example of the couple's signature style. Bedding and pillows: Le Bon Marche; light: Ikea; daybed: Habitat
Tricky space 8: Slanted ceiling the under stairsThe solution: If you can afford to make the investment, custom built-in cabinets, shelving or desk space is a wonderful way to make use of every last square inch. Otherwise, low-profile furniture such as a small daybed (with no headboard or footboard) or chaise can turn an awkward nook into a cozy hideaway.
Problem: Slanted ceiling. Feng shui solution: Slanted ceilings are thought to create create uncomfortable energy for those sitting or working beneath them. Try placing an upward-facing light or a healthy plant in the lower corner to balance the downward energy.Still curious? You can always hire a feng shui consultant (try searching for "feng shui" or "feng shui consultant" among the Houzz professionals) to give your home a complete feng shui makeover.
added by Paul D'Amico - Period Design to The Loft (5 months ago)
those beams have been treated with all the respect they deserved. A builder would have shoved a plaster board - a beam is just screw in material for some of them. For homeowners that's the difference between choosing a good designer for your home or take the risk of dealing with builders direct.
Problem: Slanted ceiling.
Feng shui solution: Slanted ceilings are thought to create create uncomfortable energy for those sitting or working beneath them. Try placing an upward-facing light or a healthy plant in the lower corner to balance the downward energy.