At Decorative Ceiling Tiles, it’s no secret that our passion lies with preserving and celebrating the timeless beauty of tin and pressed metal ceilings.
For over a century, these intricately and ornately patterned panels have added character and craftsmanship to homes, restaurants and historic buildings in the USA and right across the world. Whether they’re used to restore a heritage property to its original beauty or to enhance a modern interior, decorative tin ceiling tiles provide a truly special combination of style, texture, and of course, durability.
To help customers discover some of the leading names in the specialized craft of tin ceilings, we’ve curated a list of trusted manufacturers and suppliers from around the globe. Each company featured here is known for quality workmanship, and authentic designs, while showing dedication to continuing the long-standing tradition of pressed metal ceiling tiles.
Tin Ceiling Manufacturers by Region
Across the world, we’ve found a select group of manufacturers that continue to craft authentic tin and pressed metal ceiling tiles with the same care and artistry that defined the originals and made these panels such an adored décor piece.
Below, you’ll find leading tin ceiling manufacturers organized by region:
USA
The United States has long been at the heart of tin ceiling production. Many American manufacturers still use original 19th-century dies and hand-pressing techniques to create authentic pressed metal ceiling tiles. *1
From historic artisans that helped shape the American tin ceiling industry to newer and more innovative modern manufacturers, these companies continue to lead the way in decorative metal ceiling craftsmanship.
Shanko Tin Ceilings
Website: https://www.shanko.com 
With over a century of experience, Shanko Tin Ceilings is one of America’s most respected names in decorative pressed metal. Based in Riviera Bech, Florida, Shanko continues to manufacture authentic tin ceiling tiles using original dies and time-honored methods.
Their collection includes ceiling panels, cornices, moldings, and medallions in a wide range of traditional and contemporary finishes. Known for its craftsmanship and heritage quality, Shanko remains a top choice for architects, restorers, and homeowners looking for genuine vintage-style metal ceilings. *2
W.F. Norman Sheet Metal
Website: https://wfnorman.com 
Founded in 1898 by William Franklin Norman, W.F. Norman Sheet Metal is one of the oldest continuously operating pressed metal ceiling manufacturers in the world. Based in Nevada, Missouri, the company still uses original 19th-century dies and antique rope-drop hammers to press each panel by hand. *3
Their product range features a large selection of authentic patterns, moldings, cornices, and ornaments designed for both restoration and new construction projects. W.F. Norman’s commitment to traditional craftsmanship makes them a living piece of tin ceiling history.
Metal Ceiling Express
Website: https://metalceilingexpress.com 
Operating for more than 25 years, Metal Ceiling Express manufactures American-made pressed tin ceiling tiles from its facility in Palmetto, Florida. Their panels are pressed using heavy-gauge metal and precision dies to replicate classic 19th- and early 20th-century designs. *4
Offering a wide range of patterns in multiple finishes, they cater to both residential and commercial spaces. Metal Ceiling Express combines traditional aesthetics with modern production standards for reliable quality and fast nationwide delivery.
Chelsea Decorative Metal Co. (A.K.A: “The Tinman”)
Website: https://www.thetinman.com 
Chelsea Decorative Metal Company, also or better known as “The Tinman,” is a family-owned business that has been creating pressed tin ceilings for over 50 years. They have a vast selection of ceiling panels, cornices and moldings that are made by using authentic manufacturing processes. *5
With a focus on craftsmanship and authenticity, Chelsea Decorative Metal Co. has become a trusted source for decorative metalwork in restoration, renovation, and design projects across the United States.
American Tin Ceilings
Website: https://www.americantinceilings.com 
American Tin Ceilings is a modern leader in the production of pressed tin ceiling and backsplash panels, proudly made in Florida since the early 2000s, making them a relatively young manufacturer when compared to other US based tin ceiling companies. *6
Their products are designed for both commercial and residential spaces, with finishes ranging from bright tin to copper, brass, and custom colors.
They combine traditional pressed metal artistry with contemporary engineering to offer tiles that are easy to install and meet today’s rigorous design standards. American Tin Ceilings is known for innovation, quality, and a commitment to keeping this historic craft alive but in a bit more of a modern context.
Buckeye Tin Ceiling Solutions
Website: https://buckeyetin.com/ 
Based in Cleveland, Ohio, Buckeye Tin Ceiling Solutions is a family-owned manufacturer with decades of experience producing authentic embossed metal ceiling panels. All of their products are made in the USA using quality tin-plated steel, aluminum or real copper - they never use imported materials. *7
Buckeye Tin Ceiling Solutions provide both decorative and functional products, including perforated tiles for acoustic control.
With a focus on “modern meets timeless” design, Buckeye continues the American tradition of pressed metal craftsmanship, providing durable, stylish ceiling solutions for restoration projects and contemporary interiors alike. *7
Canada
Canada is home to skilled craftspeople who specialize in heritage tin ceiling reproductions and detailed metalwork. Canadian manufacturers are known for combining traditional craftsmanship with high-quality materials, producing panels that beautifully restore or enhance classic architectural spaces. *8
For the moment, we’ve only included one Canadian manufacturer on our list, but we hope to evolve and expand this section (and this entire resource) over time.
Brian Greer’s Tin Ceilings
Website: https://www.tinceiling.com 
Based in Ontario, Brian Greer’s Tin Ceilings has over 50 years of experience producing historically accurate tin ceiling tiles and decorative moldings. They’re well known in their region for exceptional quality and attention to detail, providing an extensive selection of heritage-inspired patterns.
They specialize in and focus on reproducing the original pressed tin ceilings look that’s found in historical North American homes and buildings from the late 1800s to early 1900s. Brian Greer’s Tin Ceilings serves customers throughout Canada and the U.S., providing both authenticity and craftsmanship. *9
Australia
Australia has a proud tradition of pressed tin panel manufacturing, dating back to the late 1800s. Local producers continue to craft and produce authentic metal ceilings and wall panels that are inspired by Victorian and Federation-era architecture. *10
Australian manufacturers are known for quality, authenticity and heritage restoration expertise, while finding ways to incorporate these historical products into new builds and modern interiors. *11
Pressed Tin Panels
Website: https://pressedtinpanels.com 
Pressed Tin Panels is Australia’s original manufacturer of authentic pressed metal ceiling and wall panels. Known for their broad collection of both heritage and contemporary designs and patterns, they continue to produce panels using traditional metal-pressing techniques.
Their products are focused on restorers, designers, and homeowners who want to add some period charm or decorative detail to their ceilings, walls, and kitchen splashbacks. Pressed Tin Panels are a great representation of the long-standing tradition of Australian decorative metalwork at its finest. *12
Australian Pressed Metal
Website: https://australianpressedmetal.com.au 
Australian Pressed Metal specializes in the reproduction and restoration of traditional pressed metal designs. The company holds original dies from the historic T.W. Inghams & Sons *14, dating back to the 1890s, allowing them to recreate authentic period patterns with exceptional accuracy. *15
Their range includes wall and ceiling panels, cornices and trims/moldings, all of which are produced by using techniques that honor how these decorative products were originally manufactured on the other side of the globe. Australian Pressed Metal is a key supplier for heritage restoration projects throughout the land down under. *15
Wrapping up
Tin ceiling tiles remain a true design classic that’s not going away anytime soon, and for all of the right reasons. From century-old workshops in the United States and Canada to skilled pressed metal ceiling manufacturers in Australia, each company listed above contributes to keeping this rich tradition alive, and we couldn’t be more proud to be one of the main suppliers in this brilliant industry.
At Decorative Ceiling Tiles, we share that same commitment to craftsmanship and creativity.
Our extensive range of tin and pressed metal ceiling tiles includes classic Victorian-style patterns and modern designs, available in a variety of finishes to complement any space, whether it be a historical American residential building or a brand-new, modern commercial interior.
Explore our full range and discover how tin ceiling tiles can transform your next project:
References
- *1 - Multiple sources: W.F. Norman Sheet Metal Co., Shanko Tin Ceilings, Metal Ceiling Express, and historical notes from Old House Journal and the U.S. National Park Service
- *2 - https://www.shanko.com
- *3 - https://wfnorman.com
- *4 - https://metalceilingexpress.com
- *5 - https://www.thetinman.com
- *6 - https://www.americantinceilings.com
- *7 - https://buckeyetin.com/
- *8 - Multiple sources: Brian Greer’s Tin Ceilings (Canada), Canadian Register of Historic Places (Heritage Conservation), and the Heritage Canada Foundation (National Trust for Canada).
- *9 - https://www.tinceiling.com
- *10 - Multiple sources: Australian Pressed Metal — History of Pressed Metal, and Wunderlite Reproduction Panels — History
- *11 - ArchitectureAU (trade publication) – pressed-metal ceilings used in contemporary Australian interiors: https://architectureau.com/articles/double-monk/
- *12 - https://pressedtinpanels.com
- *13 - https://cooymans.com.au/tw-inghams-sons/
- *14 - https://australianpressedmetal.com.au