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‘3 Tricks to make your ceilings look higher’ Having smaller spaces in your home, generally means lower ceilings. It can be incredibly frustrating when you are working with an claustrophoic 8-foot ceiling, because you’re already overly cautious about minimising space further. Good news is, you can actually create the perception of height without making your ceilings any higher. With the following tricks I’m going to give you, you can make your low ceilings appear higher, creating a more open and inviting space overall.