Popcorn ceilings are no longer in fashion, but if you're thinking about doing away with yours, there are some important ...

If you have a popcorn ceiling, you may need to test it for asbestos. We spoke to indoor contaminant expert Michael Pinto for ...

If you have a popcorn ceiling, you may be tempted to add some crown molding, but do these two design choices go together? Our ...

One of the most asked-about DIY projects is how to remove popcorn texture from a ceiling. It’s also fairly easy to do, but it ...

Popcorn ceilings—once all the rage—are now a thing of the past. They can make a room look outdated, collect dust, and even hide issues like cracks or water damage. If you’re ready to say goodbye to ...

Narrator: If you are a fan of HGTV like me, this might look familiar to you. Popcorn ceilings! These eyesores are staples in many old homes and, therefore, star in many home renovation shows.

In the last century, textured ceilings were popular. A special appearance characterized the finishing material. The surface was similar to popcorn crumbs. Now, such ceilings are removed for several ...

You can expect to pay about $500 to $1,000 to remove the popcorn ceiling in a 500-square-foot room. Generally, it will cost ...