Versatile, strong, durable and an essential component of the urban landscape, concrete can be found pretty much all around us. Of course, we need to generally dig a little before we uncover that layer of rough, unpolished concrete under stucco, stone, wood or any other material that is used to cover up its stoic presence. For some reason, most people simply are not very fond of concrete as a finish. Maybe it feels far too impersonal, cold and indifferent. Maybe it is still associated with the image of an unfinished building that still needs to be finished. Maybe simply because we all prefer warmer, more inviting finishes!Ultra-luxurious living room of contemporary mansion in Port DouglasBut exposed concrete has made a small comeback of sorts in the last few years. Even though it is brick walls, large glass windows and bright metallic that lead the pack thanks to newfound love for industrial style and design, concrete still has found a reasonably secure place for itself. More homeowners are willing to embrace the exposed concrete finish in the living room, bedrooms and dining rooms. But this often comes in the form of the concrete floor. Today, we look in a completely opposite direction as we shed some light on the concrete ceiling ?Blending in with Modern AestheticsIncorporating an exposed concrete ceiling into the urbane and polished scheme of things is much easier than you think. For starters, you need not necessarily opt for a finish that is raw and tough. A polished and...