"decorative ceilings" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to ceilings that are adorned or embellished with decorative elements such as molding, patterns, or artwork. Example: The grand ballroom was adorned with intricate chandeliers and decorative ceilings, making it a breathtaking sight for all the guests.
Crystal chandeliers dangle from decorative ceilings.
Its 23 rooms are heavily influenced by Dutch art and culture, with original wooden beams, decorative ceilings, and restored fireplaces.
It's a classic townhouse with oak floors, decorative ceilings, marble fireplaces and antiques, along with three pretty guestrooms in pale shades, featuring ornate headboards, oriental rugs and embroidered bedspreads.
From the parquet flooring and oak staircase in the grand main hall to the timber paneling and decorative ceilings, the building has period character — which has earned it a Category B protection, for "buildings of regional or more than local importance," from Historic Scotland.
In this lovely apartment with wide floorboards, green stoves and decorative ceilings, I looked through the talismanic exhibits: Mozart's wallet, his tobacco case (a smoker!), and his snuff box (a snorter!)... Here, too, was the young Mozart's violin hanging in a glass case.
Along with these nods to American architecture, Parallax Gap will also utilize an older technique from architecture and painting, the trompe l'oeil famously used in Renaissance decorative ceilings.
The drawing room has a bay window, a decorative ceiling and mirrors inset into the walls.
The house has contemporary architectural details, including a decorative ceiling in the family room and built-in shelves.
Also of note is the decorative ceiling painting (1498) he made for the Sala delle Asse in the Milan Castello Sforzesco.
He also executed a number of decorative ceiling frescoes in Roman palaces, the most important of which was for Pope Clement X in the Palazzo Altieri.
To furnish Benoit, Mr. Ducasse haunted the Paris flea markets buying stuff, including an 1866 decorative ceiling painted on glass, and fixtures from a former Banque de France.
