In respect of residence architecture, since the construction system of the houses in Kütahya and Emet, which were in Anatolia's region of wooden, was entirely founded by using wooden materials on foundation, these houses had not existed long enough. Furthermore, changes in life styles, in other words transition from a traditional life to a modern life, had caused to leave these houses with their own fates. The deterioration of the roofs of some houses had also caused the deformation of their ceilings and in the result it was thought suitable to demolish the roofs and ceilings entirely and renew them. In this study, the ceilings of the traditional houses in Kütahya and Emet were examined, among the ceilings of the room and hall. A great importance was given to examine the parts of traditional wooden ceilings which were caught the eye in respect of centre, corner and aesthetics. From this point of view; it was observed that there were similarities and differences among common production and decoration techniques, dimensions, upper surface procedures of the ceilings. It was determined that the wooden material which was used in producing the ceiling was black and yellow pine.