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cathedral ceiling
noun
- a high ceiling formed by or suggesting an open-timbered roof.
- a ceiling, as in a living room, higher than that of other rooms in a house.
Example Sentences
The mile-high, cathedral ceiling, the elegant, gleaming wood bar and sweeping staircase arching up to second floor dining all set the stage for what was to be the meal that I would go on to judge all other restaurant meals against for years.
Here, under a 60 foot vaulted cathedral ceiling, the speakers piped in country pop.
The main floor includes a library with custom cabinetry and marble framing a wood-burning fireplace; a family room; a sunlit breakfast nook with large windows; and a kitchen with a cathedral ceiling, where Rogers said her grandchildren like to cook using ingredients from the garden.
The open-plan living room has a cathedral ceiling, a kegerator and a gas fireplace.
They lined the underbelly of the building’s colossal cathedral ceiling like glowing slices of pie.
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