Tongue and Groove Through the Lanai, Outdoor Shower, and Interior of a Naples Home
One Ceiling Material From Inside to Out
This Naples home carries tongue and groove ceiling planks through the lanai, the outdoor shower, and the interior, with beams adding structure to the design. Using one ceiling material across indoor and outdoor spaces creates a visual connection between the different areas of the home, so the transition from the living area to the lanai feels intentional and cohesive.
Tongue and Groove in an Outdoor Shower
The outdoor shower is a demanding spot for a ceiling, with direct water, steam, and humidity in the space. Because the planks are made from high-density polyurethane, they resist moisture, insects, warping, splitting, cracking, and rot.
That allowed the same tongue and groove ceiling design used elsewhere in the home to continue into the outdoor shower rather than introducing a different ceiling material for the space.
Pairing Beams With Tongue and Groove
Beams were installed alongside the tongue and groove, giving the ceilings added depth and a defined structure. A plank field establishes the texture across the ceiling, while the beams organize that field into distinct sections and add another architectural layer overhead.
The combination creates a ceiling with both the continuous character of the planks and the stronger visual structure of the beam layout.
Plan Ceilings for Every Space in Your Home
Our tongue and groove ceiling planks and beams can be specified together across interior rooms, covered lanais, and outdoor living spaces. Contact our team to plan a ceiling package for your next project.
