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TRANSFORMING ROOMS AND UPLIFTING LIVES #livelifebeautifully

HEALING|CEILINGS© is redefining the art of ceiling design.

From bland to breathtaking…

LUCA fine art ceiling tiles

Suspended ceiling frame tiles

1200mm x 600mm 

CASA fine art ceiling tiles

Plasterboard ceiling tiles

600mm x 600mm

Presentation

30 minutes

‘Beauty from Ashes’ - A patient’s story

Effortless Elegance, Delivered to Your Door!

Ordering Your Fine Art Ceiling Tiles is Easy!

Fill Out the Contact Form: Provide your details and preferences, and one of our friendly team members will reach out to assist you.

Select Your Art: Choose the beautiful art pieces you want on the tiles you need.

Manufacturing and Delivery: Your custom fine art tiles are crafted with care and delivered right to your door.

Installation and Enjoyment: Have your wonderful facilities staff install the stunning designs, then take a quick photograph or selfie to capture the transformation!

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Creativity meets compassion

HEALING|CEILINGS creates fine art ceiling tiles for Health and Education. We recognise that certain spaces can evoke feelings of fear and loneliness for some. Let's collaborate to introduce a cheerful diversion for them. With a selection of fine art from across Australia, there is something for everyone.

We prioritize the well-being of individuals by creating environments that promote healing and enhance overall wellness. Our medical-grade acoustic tiles contribute to a healthier indoor environment, while our vibrant art installations uplift spirits and soothe the mind.

We understand the importance of human connection in fostering healing and resilience. Our art installations serve as a bridge, connecting individuals to their surroundings, nature, culture, and emotions, thereby enriching their overall experience. Patient experience matters, we aim to improve it.

We strive to inspire creativity, positivity, and hope through our art. By infusing spaces with colourful and uplifting designs, we ignite inspiration and encourage individuals to live life to the fullest. #lookup

Follow our journey.

Look at this gorgeous installation in the Radiation Oncology department at the Calvary Mater in Newcastle 😍 An amazing team alongside a donating patient made this wonderful project happen. The project looks so good! What do you think? @healingcei
Hello white ceiling, meet a splash of colour. Magic! If you think about it, most patients find themselves lying down in a bed when in hospital. What do they see? What do they look at? It’s time we change their view and connect them to the out
Don’t you think the name ‘Walk with Me’ by @elissaparsonscreative is the perfect name for an artwork when looking up in a waiting room? You are not alone. #lookup #healingceilings #ceilingart #artinhospitals #youarenotalone #hope
The other day I found myself in the doctor’s room where these beautiful tapestries have been installed. Fernlands Radius Ferny Hills has these designs on display for all patients to see and as you sit there you find yourself mesmerised by the
REPOST of Gladstone Maternity’s LinkedIn post (see last slide) Thank you to all of the local Gladstone Hospital Maternity team (shoutout to Jenny for working so hard in the background) and to all of the Elders that made this project happen.
Imagine a space filled with flowers when flowers are not permitted (lung recovery wards). Instead of gifting your friend with real flowers, you could gift your friend a bouquet above their bed! If you want to purchase an artwork for someone that y
Baby boy we love you 💙 Which vehicle can we talk about to distract you from your pain? #lookup #positivedistraction #boysroom #ceilingdesign @clairerackleyart #illustration

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our mission

‘I was a patient that needed this. That is why I made it.’

I am so thankful for all of the creatives, the health professionals and the manufacturers that have made this all possible. Thank you for believing in me and my crazy idea. We are positively impacting our communities together.

Claire had a posterior fossa decompression and a craniotomy for Chiari 1 Malformation in September 2015.