7 Things About Wall Fireplace You'll Kick Yourself For Not Knowing
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How to Decorate Around a Wall Fireplace
A fireplace in the wall can be your living space a focal point that demands attention. There are many models available and you must pick one that is suitable for your needs.
Some of the most important features include the output of heat, the appearance and the controls. If you aren't familiar with these elements, it's best to hire an expert to help choose the right model.
Molded Squares
A stale stone fireplace and dull walls made this living space in need of a drastic fireplace revamp. With a few tweaks to the design, the new look is bright and eye-catching and makes this hearth a focal point in the room. A whitewashed fireplace mantel and contemporary art above the fireplace modernizes the facade and the shelves in gray below provide a stark contrast. A few color changes will also make the fireplace stand apart from the wall, which enhances the charm of this fireplace design.
Base cap molding and thin trim pieces join to create a simple, yet effective, way to frame your fireplace surround. Choose a style of trim that contrasts with or complements the other trim elements, like the thick casing around windows and doors, to tie the look together. If you want a more elegant, high-end style, choose a fluted trim to give the illusion of a mantel. For a more rustic, farmhouse look, you can choose to use dentil trim instead.
Wainscoting accent walls is a popular method to add personality to the interior of a room. The same method can be used to frame a fireplace. Try a paneled option like tongue-and groove cedar siding or beadboard in place of plank boards to create a dramatic effect.
Another non-combustible material that you can use to build the fireplace surround is brick, which comes in a variety of styles and colors. A traditional red brick fireplace is a traditional choice for Craft Revival-style or cottage-style homes. Rustic-look brick is also an alternative that is able to blend with more traditional country decor.
If you want to incorporate brick into the design of your fireplace be sure that your hearth measures 16 to 18 inches from the opening of the firebox, and the surround is 8-12 inches in all directions. Be sure that the material you choose conforms to all local and national building codes for safety.
Open shelving is a great way of storing books and other items. However having too many shelves can ruin the look of the fireplace. For this family room the homeowners designed a wall-to-ceiling limestone cladding to enhance the appearance of the fireplace without overpowering the open shelving.
Rustic Wood Beam
Reclaimed wood beams with a rustic look are ideal for a fireplace wall. They bring timeless elegance to any house. Reclaimed wood beams are reclaimed from old barns, stalls, and other buildings that have been demolished. Each beam has its own distinct story. Reclaimed wood can be used in conjunction with wide plank ceiling panels for a completely rustic look or as accents to modern kitchens. They have the typical marks of barn wood, such as mortise and nail holes, plus natural patinas that increase their durability.
Scour salvage yards for architectural salvage and flea markets to find reclaimed wood elements to use as a mantel or accent wall. The natural tone of pine used to create the traditional living room surround and mantel evokes a cozy country retreat. The knotty imperfections in the wood accent the hand-crafted appearance and are a perfect match for the simple lines of the beaded-board wainscoting which is a part of the fireplace's wall. A pair of sconces with a natural theme and a painting of a landscape above the mantel enhance the rustic coziness of this space.
Repurposed wood beams can be an eye-catching statement to any room in your home. They can be left as is or stained to match your current decor, or they can be carved and distressed for an antique look. They can also be painted for modern appearance, or they can be covered with faux finishes, such as marbled paint or rust.
The wooden beams can be used as the focal point of any fireplace. They can be set over a freestanding fireplace gas, electric fireplaces or ventless fireplace or they can be incorporated into a brick or stone fireplace. They can be used to accent a mantel without a fire burning.
No matter which method of installation you choose, make sure that your wood or steel beams are properly protected from the effects of electric fire. Both materials can be hard and brittle when heated to extreme temperatures. However, they can be strengthened with a layer fire-resistant drywall. These products are sold at a variety of home improvement stores.
White Hexagon Tile
Hexagon tile can make a dramatic statement when used as an accent for your fireplace. Its shape instantly brightens up the space and is a perfect match for any decor, whether modern or traditional. Selecting an elegant matte finish for the tiles is the best way to keep that sleek and polished look, while adding some contrast that makes the fireplace stand out.
Hex tiles also work well with a variety of texture choices for a more customized appearance. Stone-look tiles are a favorite that gives the space an old-fashioned, rustic feel. They also pair beautifully with natural materials like wood. Marble-look tile is another classic option that gives an elegant and luxurious appearance to the room. The smooth and glossy surface of these tiles shines beautifully, reflecting the light and brightening the space.
The right tile pattern can elevate the design of a 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 adds an artistic look to the space, balancing the modern organic style fireplace with the overall design of the room.
If you're not sure about making a design risk in your home the fireplace is the perfect place to play around with an imposing design. It can be a bit intimidating for other rooms. This geometric tile (here's an alternative) with its black grout lines gives this room a sophisticated and lively energy. The hexagonal shapes are shaped like cubes to create an exciting layout. The deep brown color provides this space with an inviting and warm aesthetic that is perfect for industrial decor.
Tile that looks like brick or other common materials is another way to make an impact with your fireplace. This texture tile from LA Designer Affair has a similar look to traditional brick, but is much easier to maintain and clean.
If you're not ready to make a major overhaul of your fireplace's surround, think about using a peel and stick tile to change the look without breaking the bank. A lot of these options are heat-resistant which means they are safe for the fireplace and able to be affixed to the existing stone. This peel and stick herringbone tile is a great option for adding the look of a room. It also looks great with traditional furniture.
Paint the Mantel
If a fireplace in a wall has an existing brick surround, the most effective method to minimize its appearance is by giving it a fresh coat of paint. Paint the mantel in a different color can also add warmth and character to the space. Whether you choose to match it with the room's color scheme or opt for something striking, a new paint color will make your fireplace stand out as a stunning feature.
If your mantel is constructed of wood, first inspect it for cracks, nicks and gouges. Fill in the dents using wood putty if they are small enough. Allow it to dry for the period recommended. Sand the surface with 100-grit paper to roughen it up before painting. Wipe the surface that has been sanded using a damp cloth to get rid of any dirt or debris.
White is a popular color for fireplaces wood and walls. However the right shade will make your mantel really stand out. For ideas, take a examine the wood trims on your bookcases, moldings, and walls. Do they use the same color as your mantel or is it a lighter or darker hue? If the latter, choose a color that coordinates well to keep the space looking well-balanced.
Before you start painting, cover the surrounding area with a drop cloth or sheets. Remove any decorative items or showpieces that were hung above the mantel. If your fireplace is brick, remove any ornaments or British Fires pictures that are on or around the fireplace. Once the mantel is cleaned, use a damp cloth and wipe it down to get rid of any soot or dust.
Apply a basecoat using a roller or brush to your mantel. The semi-gloss paint is durable and stain-resistant, which means your mantel will be able to withstand the heat of your fireplace, as well as other items that are placed on it. Let the primer dry according to the manufacturer's recommendations before moving on to the main part of your fireplace wall.
The brick may be heavy in color and weight. Painting the mantel in a neutral or light shade can make it appear brighter and more inviting for guests. If you choose an unassuming color for your mantel, match it with a work of artwork in earthy tones, or a large wall mirror to complete the look.
A fireplace in the wall can be your living space a focal point that demands attention. There are many models available and you must pick one that is suitable for your needs.
Some of the most important features include the output of heat, the appearance and the controls. If you aren't familiar with these elements, it's best to hire an expert to help choose the right model.
Molded Squares
A stale stone fireplace and dull walls made this living space in need of a drastic fireplace revamp. With a few tweaks to the design, the new look is bright and eye-catching and makes this hearth a focal point in the room. A whitewashed fireplace mantel and contemporary art above the fireplace modernizes the facade and the shelves in gray below provide a stark contrast. A few color changes will also make the fireplace stand apart from the wall, which enhances the charm of this fireplace design.
Base cap molding and thin trim pieces join to create a simple, yet effective, way to frame your fireplace surround. Choose a style of trim that contrasts with or complements the other trim elements, like the thick casing around windows and doors, to tie the look together. If you want a more elegant, high-end style, choose a fluted trim to give the illusion of a mantel. For a more rustic, farmhouse look, you can choose to use dentil trim instead.
Wainscoting accent walls is a popular method to add personality to the interior of a room. The same method can be used to frame a fireplace. Try a paneled option like tongue-and groove cedar siding or beadboard in place of plank boards to create a dramatic effect.
Another non-combustible material that you can use to build the fireplace surround is brick, which comes in a variety of styles and colors. A traditional red brick fireplace is a traditional choice for Craft Revival-style or cottage-style homes. Rustic-look brick is also an alternative that is able to blend with more traditional country decor.
If you want to incorporate brick into the design of your fireplace be sure that your hearth measures 16 to 18 inches from the opening of the firebox, and the surround is 8-12 inches in all directions. Be sure that the material you choose conforms to all local and national building codes for safety.
Open shelving is a great way of storing books and other items. However having too many shelves can ruin the look of the fireplace. For this family room the homeowners designed a wall-to-ceiling limestone cladding to enhance the appearance of the fireplace without overpowering the open shelving.
Rustic Wood Beam
Reclaimed wood beams with a rustic look are ideal for a fireplace wall. They bring timeless elegance to any house. Reclaimed wood beams are reclaimed from old barns, stalls, and other buildings that have been demolished. Each beam has its own distinct story. Reclaimed wood can be used in conjunction with wide plank ceiling panels for a completely rustic look or as accents to modern kitchens. They have the typical marks of barn wood, such as mortise and nail holes, plus natural patinas that increase their durability.
Scour salvage yards for architectural salvage and flea markets to find reclaimed wood elements to use as a mantel or accent wall. The natural tone of pine used to create the traditional living room surround and mantel evokes a cozy country retreat. The knotty imperfections in the wood accent the hand-crafted appearance and are a perfect match for the simple lines of the beaded-board wainscoting which is a part of the fireplace's wall. A pair of sconces with a natural theme and a painting of a landscape above the mantel enhance the rustic coziness of this space.
Repurposed wood beams can be an eye-catching statement to any room in your home. They can be left as is or stained to match your current decor, or they can be carved and distressed for an antique look. They can also be painted for modern appearance, or they can be covered with faux finishes, such as marbled paint or rust.
The wooden beams can be used as the focal point of any fireplace. They can be set over a freestanding fireplace gas, electric fireplaces or ventless fireplace or they can be incorporated into a brick or stone fireplace. They can be used to accent a mantel without a fire burning.
No matter which method of installation you choose, make sure that your wood or steel beams are properly protected from the effects of electric fire. Both materials can be hard and brittle when heated to extreme temperatures. However, they can be strengthened with a layer fire-resistant drywall. These products are sold at a variety of home improvement stores.
White Hexagon Tile
Hexagon tile can make a dramatic statement when used as an accent for your fireplace. Its shape instantly brightens up the space and is a perfect match for any decor, whether modern or traditional. Selecting an elegant matte finish for the tiles is the best way to keep that sleek and polished look, while adding some contrast that makes the fireplace stand out.
Hex tiles also work well with a variety of texture choices for a more customized appearance. Stone-look tiles are a favorite that gives the space an old-fashioned, rustic feel. They also pair beautifully with natural materials like wood. Marble-look tile is another classic option that gives an elegant and luxurious appearance to the room. The smooth and glossy surface of these tiles shines beautifully, reflecting the light and brightening the space.
The right tile pattern can elevate the design of a 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 adds an artistic look to the space, balancing the modern organic style fireplace with the overall design of the room.
If you're not sure about making a design risk in your home the fireplace is the perfect place to play around with an imposing design. It can be a bit intimidating for other rooms. This geometric tile (here's an alternative) with its black grout lines gives this room a sophisticated and lively energy. The hexagonal shapes are shaped like cubes to create an exciting layout. The deep brown color provides this space with an inviting and warm aesthetic that is perfect for industrial decor.
Tile that looks like brick or other common materials is another way to make an impact with your fireplace. This texture tile from LA Designer Affair has a similar look to traditional brick, but is much easier to maintain and clean.If you're not ready to make a major overhaul of your fireplace's surround, think about using a peel and stick tile to change the look without breaking the bank. A lot of these options are heat-resistant which means they are safe for the fireplace and able to be affixed to the existing stone. This peel and stick herringbone tile is a great option for adding the look of a room. It also looks great with traditional furniture.
Paint the Mantel
If a fireplace in a wall has an existing brick surround, the most effective method to minimize its appearance is by giving it a fresh coat of paint. Paint the mantel in a different color can also add warmth and character to the space. Whether you choose to match it with the room's color scheme or opt for something striking, a new paint color will make your fireplace stand out as a stunning feature.
If your mantel is constructed of wood, first inspect it for cracks, nicks and gouges. Fill in the dents using wood putty if they are small enough. Allow it to dry for the period recommended. Sand the surface with 100-grit paper to roughen it up before painting. Wipe the surface that has been sanded using a damp cloth to get rid of any dirt or debris.White is a popular color for fireplaces wood and walls. However the right shade will make your mantel really stand out. For ideas, take a examine the wood trims on your bookcases, moldings, and walls. Do they use the same color as your mantel or is it a lighter or darker hue? If the latter, choose a color that coordinates well to keep the space looking well-balanced.
Before you start painting, cover the surrounding area with a drop cloth or sheets. Remove any decorative items or showpieces that were hung above the mantel. If your fireplace is brick, remove any ornaments or British Fires pictures that are on or around the fireplace. Once the mantel is cleaned, use a damp cloth and wipe it down to get rid of any soot or dust.
Apply a basecoat using a roller or brush to your mantel. The semi-gloss paint is durable and stain-resistant, which means your mantel will be able to withstand the heat of your fireplace, as well as other items that are placed on it. Let the primer dry according to the manufacturer's recommendations before moving on to the main part of your fireplace wall.
The brick may be heavy in color and weight. Painting the mantel in a neutral or light shade can make it appear brighter and more inviting for guests. If you choose an unassuming color for your mantel, match it with a work of artwork in earthy tones, or a large wall mirror to complete the look.
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