Like any surface in the home, popcorn ceilings can collect dust over time, but the texture of this ceiling type makes it harder to clean than a smooth ceiling. So popcorn ceilings can lead to more ...

Learn More › Adding a unique wall texture to a room, or even to a single accent wall, can create a distinct personality in your home that a color choice simply cannot. Texturing can even help hide ...

Before you do anything else, test your ceiling for asbestos. Popcorn ceilings gained popularity from the 1950s to the1980s because the texture helped soundproof rooms and acted as a fire retardant.

The simplest method for getting rid of popcorn texture on the ceiling is using ultra light gypsum board, and because it’ll just cover the existing surface, it’s okay to do over asbestos.

You probably hate your popcorn ceiling, but you also are nervous about the cost and time needed to remove it. Don't: Just cover it up with this great DIY hack.

This fabric coverup is a simple way to mask popcorn ceilings without removing them. It works best for small, non-drafty rooms ...

We’d never recommend bringing back popcorn ceilings, the dated spray-on treatment that for decades made surfaces look like cottage cheese—instead, these contemporary options can elevate and ...