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My basement project is completed.  What started as a man cave turned into a very nice entertainment area.  The ceiling panels added a very nice element to both the TV room and workout area. 

Attached are the pictures of both completed rooms. 

Customer support was excellent.  The sample tiles were critical in going with Ceilume. 

Tiles worked beautifully and transformed a dismal, ordinary room. We chose to create a coffered ceiling that is really amazing. Following up with another email to tell you how pleased I am with the way the ceilume tiles worked for me.  The tiles truly appear to be as if they were cast plaster (the effect I had hoped for) and they serve to lighten up a dark room nicely.  The coffering was a challenge with each area needing to be adapted to the vagaries of a ceiling created in the 19th century, but it was certainly worth all the measuring, leveling, and finagling we needed to do. I'll be delighted to send photographs when I have returned home.

Love the ceiling, it upgraded the entire look of the room. It was extremely easy to install and even to cut with scissors.  Had a party last week and all of my friends could not get over how "rich" the ceiling looked.  They loved the fact that I just popped them in.  Have recommended them to a friend at work. The best part is they are flexible... my drop ceiling is only about 2 1/2 inches from the original ceiling and I could not use a regular Armstrong-type panel, because they are hard, do not flex, and there is not enough room to angle the panel to get it into the grid/square. I tried and hated them....they were plain and ugly and the ends chipped off while trying to get them into the ceiling grid (I think they were made of compressed paper) .  Also would have had to dispose of the old tiles... lots of trash in a landfill (and lots of extra work) - love the eco-friendliness of that!! It did not take long at all to install and I did it myself.  The room is approximately 13 1/2 x 24.  It is the best possible product I could have used (without paying someone $3000 to drywall the ceiling) and I did my homework on the internet!