Vaulted ceilings are taller than flat ceilings, which means they require more drywall, paint, electrical wiring, and other materials to build than a traditional flat ceiling does,” he explains.

Next, secure your drywall panels to your vaulted ceiling and follow with drywall compound. Alternatively, a shiplap ceiling can provide a rustic look. You should also cut holes out for any light ...

Q. While paging through a home-decorating magazine, I saw a vaulted ceiling that was covered with wood. The look was stunning. I have a corner room of my home that has two drywall vaulted ceilings ...

First, locate the framing members so you’ll have something solid to which to attach drywall. In areas such as your cathedral ceiling, where you won’t have attic access, use a stud finder, such ...