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How to Decorate Around a Wall Fireplace
A wall fireplace can give your living room an element of interest that demands attention. There are numerous designs available but it is essential to choose one that meets your needs.
The most significant features include the heat output along with the appearance and controls. If you're not aware of these aspects, it is recommended to consult an expert to help choose the right model.
Molded Squares
The living room required a dramatic fireplace makeover due to its stale stone surround and dull walls. With a few tweaks to the design, the new look is bright and eye-catching and makes this hearth a centerpiece in the room. A whitewashed fireplace and contemporary artwork above the fireplace's facade modernize it while contrasted with the shelves in gray below. A few minor changes in color can also help the fireplace stand out from the wall, enhancing the charm of this fireplace design.
Base cap moldings and trim pieces are combined to create a simple, yet efficient way to frame a tile fireplace surround. To bring the design together, choose a trim style to contrast or match your other trim elements such as thick casing around doors and windows. If you're looking for an elegant, high-end look, you can consider using fluted trim around the sides of the fireplace to create the illusion of an actual mantel. Dentil trim can be used to create a rustic, farmhouse style.
Accent walls with wainscoting are a popular method to add the look of the interior of a room. The same technique can be used to frame the fireplace. Consider a paneled material like tongue-and-groove cedar siding or beadboard in place of plank boards to create a dramatic look.
Another non-combustible material you can create a fireplace surround is brick, which comes in a variety of styles and colors. A traditional red brick fireplace is a classic option for Craft Revival-style or cottage-style homes. A rustic-looking brick could be used to complement a traditional country decor.
If you are incorporating brick into your fireplace design, you'll need to be sure your hearth is 16 to 18 inches from the firebox opening and that the surround extends 8-12 inches in all directions. Make sure the brick you select is safe and meets all codes of the local and national level.
Open shelving is an ideal way to store books and other items. However having too many shelves can ruin the look of a fireplace. The homeowners of this living room have created a wall-to-ceiling limestone cladding in order to enhance the look without overpowering open shelving.
Rustic Wood Beam
Reclaimed wood beams with a rustic look make a great fireplace wall. They bring a timeless appeal to any home. Reclaimed beams of wood are made from barns, stalls, and other structures that were removed. Each beam carries with it its own unique history. Reclaimed wood can also be used as a decorative element in modern kitchens or with wide planks to give a rustic look. They are characterized by barn wood markings, such as mortise and nail holes, plus a natural aging which increases their durability.
Scour architectural salvage yards and flea markets for reclaimed wooden elements to use as a mantel or accent wall. The natural tone of pine used to accent the traditional living room surround and mantel creates a cozy country retreat. Its knotty imperfections emphasize a hand-hewn look and compliment the simple lines of the beaded-board wainscoting that surrounds the fireplace's wall. A pair of nature-inspired sconces and a painting of a landscape above the mantel add to the rustic charm of this space.
Repurposed wooden beams can make an eye-catching statement to any room in your home. They can be left as-is or stained to complement your existing decor, or they can be carved and distressed for an antique look. They can also be painted to give modern appearance or covered with faux finishes such as marbled paint or rust.
The wooden beams can serve as the central feature of any fireplace. They can be set above a freestanding fireplace gas, electric fires or ventless fireplace or be integrated into a brick or stone fireplace. They can be used to highlight the mantel without a burning fire.
No matter which method you choose to install your beams, be sure they are protected adequately from the effects of fire. Both types of material are susceptible to becoming brittle and weakening in the presence of extreme heat, however both can be strengthened by a layer of fire-resistant drywall or commercial fire-protectant that is sprayed on steel I-beams. These products can be found at a variety of stores for home improvement.
White Hexagon Tile
Hexagon tile can make an impressive statement when used as a fireplace surround. Its design instantly brightens the room and complements any decor, modern or traditional. The matte finish is ideal to create a polished and sleek look while adding contrast to make the fireplace stand out.
Hex tiles can be customized with a variety textures for a more personalized appearance. Stone-look tiles are a popular choice that gives the space a rustic, classic feel. They also pair beautifully with natural materials such as wood. Marble-look tile is a timeless option that adds an elegant and luxurious appearance to the room. The smooth and glossy surface of these tiles shines beautifully, reflecting light and brightening the room.
The right tile pattern can elevate the entire look of the fireplace. For example, the ribbed tile on this fireplace by @lorenapulichinodesign creates an interesting visual element that pairs beautifully with the smooth, thick mantel. The patterned tile gives a handcrafted look to the space, and balances the modern organic style fireplace with the overall design of the room.
If you're unsure about taking a risk with pattern in your home, a fireplace is an ideal place to test out a bold design which could be a bit intimidating in other areas of your home. The geometric tile with its black grout gives this space an elegant yet playful feel. The hexagonal shapes fit together like cubes for a stimulating layout, and the dark brown color provides an inviting and warm aesthetic that complements the industrial style of this room.
Tiles that look like brick or other materials you are familiar with is another way to create an impact on your fireplace. The textured tile, which is made by LA Designer Affair, has an identical look to traditional brick but with the added benefit of being much easier to clean and maintain.
Consider using a peel-and stick tile to update your fireplace surround without breaking the bank. These tiles are resistant to heat and therefore suitable for fireplaces and able stick to existing surfaces. This herringbone peel and stick tile is a great alternative that will add a sense of elegance to any living space, while coordinating beautifully with traditional furnishings.
Paint the Mantel
A fresh coat of paint is the most effective method to cover a brick surround on a wall-mounted fireplace. Paint the mantel in a different color can also add warmth and character to the space. It doesn't matter if you choose to match it with the color scheme of your room or go for something bold, a new paint color makes your fireplace stand out as a showstopper.
If the mantel is made of wood, inspect it first for cracks, gouges, and scratches. If the dents aren't large enough to be able to handle then fill them with wood putty and let it set for the recommended amount of time. Before painting, sand the surface with 100-grit sandpaper in order to rough it up. To get rid of any dirt or debris clean the surfaces that have been sanded with a damp cloth.
White is a popular shade for fireplaces Wood and walls. But, the right shade will make your fireplace stand out. For inspiration, look at the wood trims on your bookcases, moldings and walls. Does your mantel have the same shade as theirs or is it darker or lighter? If you choose the latter option, select the color that works well with the other colors in the room to keep it looking balanced.
Before you begin painting, protect the area surrounding you with drop cloth or sheets. Remove the mantel, taking out any decorations or showpieces that might be hanging above it. If your fireplace is brick, remove any ornaments or pictures that are on or around the fireplace. Once the mantel has been cleaned, use a damp cloth and wipe it clean to remove any dust or soot.
Apply a basecoat with a roller or brush to your mantel. The semi-gloss paint is long-lasting and stain-resistant, which means your mantel will stand up to the heat of the fireplace, and any other items placed on it. Allow the primer to dry according to the recommendations of the manufacturer prior to moving onto the main part of your fireplace wall.
The brick may be heavy in weight and color. The mantel painted with in a neutral or light shade will make it appear more lively and more inviting to guests. If you choose to paint it a light color, consider pairing it with a earthy-toned artwork or a large mirror above it to balance the appearance.
A wall fireplace can give your living room an element of interest that demands attention. There are numerous designs available but it is essential to choose one that meets your needs.
The most significant features include the heat output along with the appearance and controls. If you're not aware of these aspects, it is recommended to consult an expert to help choose the right model.
Molded Squares
The living room required a dramatic fireplace makeover due to its stale stone surround and dull walls. With a few tweaks to the design, the new look is bright and eye-catching and makes this hearth a centerpiece in the room. A whitewashed fireplace and contemporary artwork above the fireplace's facade modernize it while contrasted with the shelves in gray below. A few minor changes in color can also help the fireplace stand out from the wall, enhancing the charm of this fireplace design.
Base cap moldings and trim pieces are combined to create a simple, yet efficient way to frame a tile fireplace surround. To bring the design together, choose a trim style to contrast or match your other trim elements such as thick casing around doors and windows. If you're looking for an elegant, high-end look, you can consider using fluted trim around the sides of the fireplace to create the illusion of an actual mantel. Dentil trim can be used to create a rustic, farmhouse style.
Accent walls with wainscoting are a popular method to add the look of the interior of a room. The same technique can be used to frame the fireplace. Consider a paneled material like tongue-and-groove cedar siding or beadboard in place of plank boards to create a dramatic look.
Another non-combustible material you can create a fireplace surround is brick, which comes in a variety of styles and colors. A traditional red brick fireplace is a classic option for Craft Revival-style or cottage-style homes. A rustic-looking brick could be used to complement a traditional country decor.
If you are incorporating brick into your fireplace design, you'll need to be sure your hearth is 16 to 18 inches from the firebox opening and that the surround extends 8-12 inches in all directions. Make sure the brick you select is safe and meets all codes of the local and national level.
Open shelving is an ideal way to store books and other items. However having too many shelves can ruin the look of a fireplace. The homeowners of this living room have created a wall-to-ceiling limestone cladding in order to enhance the look without overpowering open shelving.
Rustic Wood Beam
Reclaimed wood beams with a rustic look make a great fireplace wall. They bring a timeless appeal to any home. Reclaimed beams of wood are made from barns, stalls, and other structures that were removed. Each beam carries with it its own unique history. Reclaimed wood can also be used as a decorative element in modern kitchens or with wide planks to give a rustic look. They are characterized by barn wood markings, such as mortise and nail holes, plus a natural aging which increases their durability.
Scour architectural salvage yards and flea markets for reclaimed wooden elements to use as a mantel or accent wall. The natural tone of pine used to accent the traditional living room surround and mantel creates a cozy country retreat. Its knotty imperfections emphasize a hand-hewn look and compliment the simple lines of the beaded-board wainscoting that surrounds the fireplace's wall. A pair of nature-inspired sconces and a painting of a landscape above the mantel add to the rustic charm of this space.
Repurposed wooden beams can make an eye-catching statement to any room in your home. They can be left as-is or stained to complement your existing decor, or they can be carved and distressed for an antique look. They can also be painted to give modern appearance or covered with faux finishes such as marbled paint or rust.
The wooden beams can serve as the central feature of any fireplace. They can be set above a freestanding fireplace gas, electric fires or ventless fireplace or be integrated into a brick or stone fireplace. They can be used to highlight the mantel without a burning fire.
No matter which method you choose to install your beams, be sure they are protected adequately from the effects of fire. Both types of material are susceptible to becoming brittle and weakening in the presence of extreme heat, however both can be strengthened by a layer of fire-resistant drywall or commercial fire-protectant that is sprayed on steel I-beams. These products can be found at a variety of stores for home improvement.
White Hexagon Tile
Hexagon tile can make an impressive statement when used as a fireplace surround. Its design instantly brightens the room and complements any decor, modern or traditional. The matte finish is ideal to create a polished and sleek look while adding contrast to make the fireplace stand out.
Hex tiles can be customized with a variety textures for a more personalized appearance. Stone-look tiles are a popular choice that gives the space a rustic, classic feel. They also pair beautifully with natural materials such as wood. Marble-look tile is a timeless option that adds an elegant and luxurious appearance to the room. The smooth and glossy surface of these tiles shines beautifully, reflecting light and brightening the room.
The right tile pattern can elevate the entire look of the fireplace. For example, the ribbed tile on this fireplace by @lorenapulichinodesign creates an interesting visual element that pairs beautifully with the smooth, thick mantel. The patterned tile gives a handcrafted look to the space, and balances the modern organic style fireplace with the overall design of the room.
If you're unsure about taking a risk with pattern in your home, a fireplace is an ideal place to test out a bold design which could be a bit intimidating in other areas of your home. The geometric tile with its black grout gives this space an elegant yet playful feel. The hexagonal shapes fit together like cubes for a stimulating layout, and the dark brown color provides an inviting and warm aesthetic that complements the industrial style of this room.
Tiles that look like brick or other materials you are familiar with is another way to create an impact on your fireplace. The textured tile, which is made by LA Designer Affair, has an identical look to traditional brick but with the added benefit of being much easier to clean and maintain.
Consider using a peel-and stick tile to update your fireplace surround without breaking the bank. These tiles are resistant to heat and therefore suitable for fireplaces and able stick to existing surfaces. This herringbone peel and stick tile is a great alternative that will add a sense of elegance to any living space, while coordinating beautifully with traditional furnishings.
Paint the Mantel
A fresh coat of paint is the most effective method to cover a brick surround on a wall-mounted fireplace. Paint the mantel in a different color can also add warmth and character to the space. It doesn't matter if you choose to match it with the color scheme of your room or go for something bold, a new paint color makes your fireplace stand out as a showstopper.
If the mantel is made of wood, inspect it first for cracks, gouges, and scratches. If the dents aren't large enough to be able to handle then fill them with wood putty and let it set for the recommended amount of time. Before painting, sand the surface with 100-grit sandpaper in order to rough it up. To get rid of any dirt or debris clean the surfaces that have been sanded with a damp cloth.
White is a popular shade for fireplaces Wood and walls. But, the right shade will make your fireplace stand out. For inspiration, look at the wood trims on your bookcases, moldings and walls. Does your mantel have the same shade as theirs or is it darker or lighter? If you choose the latter option, select the color that works well with the other colors in the room to keep it looking balanced.
Before you begin painting, protect the area surrounding you with drop cloth or sheets. Remove the mantel, taking out any decorations or showpieces that might be hanging above it. If your fireplace is brick, remove any ornaments or pictures that are on or around the fireplace. Once the mantel has been cleaned, use a damp cloth and wipe it clean to remove any dust or soot.
Apply a basecoat with a roller or brush to your mantel. The semi-gloss paint is long-lasting and stain-resistant, which means your mantel will stand up to the heat of the fireplace, and any other items placed on it. Allow the primer to dry according to the recommendations of the manufacturer prior to moving onto the main part of your fireplace wall.
The brick may be heavy in weight and color. The mantel painted with in a neutral or light shade will make it appear more lively and more inviting to guests. If you choose to paint it a light color, consider pairing it with a earthy-toned artwork or a large mirror above it to balance the appearance.댓글목록
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