Served by Tray

Tray ceilings are an effective device to create height, define areas within a larger space, and bring diffuse light into a space. Here are some examples of how trays can be used within a ceiling.

This tray ceiling puts emphasis on the seating area in this larger great room and is used to deliver indirect, soft light.
Architect: Mark Kawell  www.kawell.com

A smaller tray echos the shape of this bar and creates a sense of intimacy.
Architect: Mark Kawell www.kawell.com

This tray ceiling is combined with a vault at it's center creating both a sense of human scale and a soaring space at the same time.
Architect: Charles Stinston www.crsarch.com