Yes, you can install ceiling beams in areas other than the main living spaces in a Tudorbethan-style house. While traditionally, exposed ceiling beams were mainly found in the main living areas such as the living room, dining room, or kitchen, there are no hard and fast rules regarding where you can install them.
If you want to create a cohesive design, it is suggested to consider the architectural style and layout of the house. You can consider installing ceiling beams in secondary living spaces like bedrooms, home offices, or even bathrooms to add a touch of character and charm.
However, keep in mind that Tudorbethan-style houses typically feature prominent, decorative timber framing on the exterior, so it might be best to consult with an architect or interior designer who specializes in this architectural style to ensure the beams complement the overall design and maintain architectural authenticity.
Additionally, structural considerations are essential when installing ceiling beams. You may need professional guidance to ensure that the beams are installed safely and that they are not interfering with any electrical components, plumbing, or structural elements.
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