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A ceiling is the overhead surface that covers the top of a room, typically hiding the structural elements of the roof or the floor above it. Ceilings matter because they can be decorated for aesthetic purposes—from simple finishes to elaborate artwork like frescoes—and the term also applies to upper limits in other spaces like tunnels.
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