No, but, I have used Martha Stewart Metallic paint over a gray base, and liked it very much.

Thanx cat-Kay. Did you do it yourself or have a professional do it?

What is tambour glass?

Ceilings are hard to paint to begin with and glitter paint is really ugly unless perfectly done. I have never used tambour paint so have no clue about that .Maybe post a picture of the ceiling you are painting. I gues I would want to know if it is flat or textured that for sure will make a diffence.

Adding glitter to paint or using a spray glitter over paint is really not that difficult, but I don't think I would do it on a ceiling.

One of my favorite rooms ever was a dining room that was white with a deep red , ceiling and dark, rich wood furnishings, so I am absolutely on board with a ceiling accent given the right space, but gloss or glitter will enhance every flaw and ceilings are generally not as flat and perfect as we think they are. This is why everyone recommends flat paint on ceilings vs gloss, semi gloss or even eggshell.

Patricia is also right that you need to know what you are starting with. Many years ago I thought I would paint a bathroom with a textured paint (kind of a sand texture). Looked great on my sample board. I had orange peel textured walls. The effect was not desirable. One of my friends described the look as similar to a rural freeway gas station restroom. I had to remove all the textured paint which removed much of the orange peel. It was a mess to remove and re-texture and then I had prime and paint again.

I’ve attached a pic of the room currently and a mock-up of what I want to accomplish. ceiling is perfect as it gets brand new. Glass paint was part of original plan but my painter wanted to charge a lot more than I was ready to spend lol. Now that I’ve settled in, I’m revisiting the idea. Wondering if I can do itmyself and what it would take

Just mentioning Molding is about 2 inches offset from ceiling and there’s LED light hidden within. Open to other ideas too

It looks cool, but I would have an exit plan. A practice board and a practice how to knock it down board. Also could do something cool with wallpaper or ... fiberoptic lights. Just thinking would it be easier to template the area on a thin board and mount it? Says the person who is afraid of powertools.

OMG no. IMO the room already has an odd ceiling and to add the sparkle will look really tacky maybe if the whole room was done over the top glam but not with that furniture or that weird trim on the ceiling.

Agree with Patricia above. Doesn't work with your ceiling nor your furnishings.

I really dislike those inspiration pictures. It's an odd-looking ceiling, and sparkle would only make it more odd.

I'm not against a bit of sparkle in paint, but it needs to be very light (not in terms of color, but in terms of amount). If you go overboard, your project may look like an 8-year old girl's bedroom.

Thanx for taking the time to answer me. I like the room the ceiling and the furniture as is. The mix of modern/glam and traditional styles is trending in my neighborhood actually so I assume most of you are from different places. But thanx for letting me know will be odd and overdone. I guess I’ll just hang a linear fixture in center and call it a day