Will Popcorn Ceilings Ever Come Back?

The best thing about popcorn ceilings is that they are not permanent. Therefore, if you are looking to sell your home, but think it might sell better if you remove the popcorn ceiling, the process can be done pretty quickly, especially if you hire a professional team.

Why are popcorn ceilings no longer popular?

Asbestos was found to be a binding 'ingredient' in popcorn ceiling mixtures and was banned in the U.S. in 1978 under the Clean Air Act due to causing mesothelioma (a type of cancer) if inhaled. After this discovery, popcorn ceilings were made with materials such as Styrofoam to create the same stippled pattern.

Are textured ceilings coming back in style?

Recently, textured ceilings have been gaining more and more popularity as homeowners look for ways to spice up their space. In addition, home buyers typically perceive the textured style as a value add when looking for their next house.