Custom acoustic star ceiling panels built for your room. $55 per sq ft delivered if you're installing yourself, $77 per sq ft fully installed by our crew. Nationwide.
Quick Answer: A residential starlight ceiling costs $55 per square foot for panels or $77 per square foot fully installed. A nursery runs $4,900–$7,700 installed, a bedroom $7,700–$11,550, and a home theatre centre field around $11,088.
Our panels are custom-manufactured acoustic ceiling tiles with the fiber optics and LED light engine already built in. They drop into a suspended grid or surface mount directly — no attic access, no drilling, no ceiling repair. Power runs on Cat5 cable that daisy-chains panel to panel.
That's what makes the choice real: you can fit them yourself over a weekend and save $22 per square foot, or have our two-person crew do it in a day.
Figures assume a centred panel field rather than wall-to-wall coverage, which is what we recommend for most rooms — it looks better and costs considerably less.
| Room | Typical field | Panels only | Fully installed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nursery | 64–100 sq ft | $3,500–$5,500 | $4,900–$7,700 |
| Bedroom | 100–150 sq ft | $5,500–$8,250 | $7,700–$11,550 |
| Home theatre (12′ × 12′) | 144 sq ft · 36 panels | $7,920 | $11,088 |
| Living room | 300 sq ft | $16,500 | $23,100 |
| Great room | 400 sq ft | $22,000 | $30,800 |
Add-ons priced separately: shooting stars, constellation mapping, moon effects, colour changing and smart home integration are built in at manufacture and quoted on top. They aren't included in the figures above.
For the full breakdown of what drives price, see our starlight ceiling cost guide.
Dimmable, glare-free starlight directly overhead. Gentle twinkle is the most requested effect here, and a centred field over the bed usually reads better than full coverage.
The strongest use case. Acoustic panels absorb the ceiling reflections that hurt audio while the starfield sets the room. Black field tile makes the best background.
No heat and no electricity at ceiling level, since the fibres carry light only. Soft colours and a slow twinkle are the usual specification.
The reasons people give for wanting one are consistent: it's a distinctive feature guests remember, it makes a bedroom feel calmer at the end of the day, and children who were uneasy about the dark often settle better with it on low. Those are reports from customers rather than measured outcomes — but they're why most of our residential work comes through word of mouth.
Starting smaller? Our DIY starlight ceiling kits use the same professional panels without the crew, and our panel page has full specifications and grid compatibility.
Send your room dimensions and we'll come back with a fixed quote for panels only and fully installed, so you can compare both.
Prefer to talk it through? Call (702) 738-2218