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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 many models available, so you should choose one that is suitable for your needs.

The most significant features are the heat output as well as the appearance and controls. If you're not familiar with these features, it's recommended to seek out an expert to assist you in choosing the right model.

Molded Squares

A stale stone fireplace and dull walls left this living space in need of a major fireplace overhaul. The new design is vibrant, attractive and makes this hearth the main focal point of the room. A whitewashed mantel and contemporary artwork above modernize the fireplace facade while contrasted with the gray shelves below. A few minor changes in color also help the facade stand out from the wall, enhancing the beauty of this fireplace design.

Base cap molding and thin trim pieces are combined to form a simple, yet effective, method to frame the tile fireplace surround. To bring the design together select a trim design to contrast with or complement your other trim elements such as thick casing around doors and windows. If you're looking for a more high-end, elegant style, choose a fluted trim to create the illusion that there is a mantel. If you want a more rustic farmhouse look, you can opt for dentil trim instead.

The idea of creating an accent wall using wainscoting is an effective method to add character to any room. The same technique can also be used to frame a fireplace. Consider a paneled material like tongue-and groove cedar siding or beadboard instead of plank boards to create a dramatic effect.

Brick is another non-combustible option for the fireplace surround. It comes in various styles and colors. A classic brick fireplace in red is ideal for Craft Revival or Cottage-style homes. A rustic-look brick can also be used to complement a traditional country decor.

If you want to incorporate brick into the design of your fireplace ensure that your hearth measures 16-18 inches from the opening of the fireplace and your surround is between 8 and 12 inches in all directions. Make sure your chosen material complies with all local and national building codes to ensure safety.

Open shelving can be a great way of storing books and other objects. However the presence of too many shelves can ruin the appearance of the fireplace. The owners of this family room designed the wall-to-ceiling limestone cladding to enhance the look without overwhelming open shelving.

Rustic wood fireplace Beam

Reclaimed wood beams with a rustic look are ideal for a fireplace wall. They add a timeless look to any home. Reclaimed beams of wood are made from barns, stalls, and other buildings that were demolished. Each beam is unique and has its own story. Reclaimed wood can be used in combination with wide plank ceiling paneling for a fully rustic design or as accents to modern kitchens. They feature the typical markings of barn wood, such as mortise and nail holes as well as natural patina that increases their durability.

Scour architectural salvage yards and flea markets for reclaimed wooden elements that can be used as a mantel or accent wall. For example the earthy color of pine that accentuates the traditional living room mantel and surround creates a cozy rural retreat. The knotty imperfections give it a rustic feel and complement the simple lines of the beaded-board wainscoting that is on the fireplace wall. A pair of nature-inspired sconces and a painting of a landscape over the mantel add to the rustic charm of this space.

Repurposed wood beams can be an attractive accent to any room in your home. They can be left in their natural state or stained to complement your existing decor or carved and distressed for an antique look. They can also be painted to give a more contemporary appearance or covered with faux finishes such as marbled or rust paint.

The wooden beams can be used as the central feature of any fireplace. They can be set above a freestanding gas, ventless or electric fire fireplace, or they can be incorporated into a brick or stone fireplace (Recommended Internet page). They can also be used to highlight the mantel with no fire burning.

Whichever method you choose to put in your beams, be sure they are protected adequately from the effects of fire. Both materials are susceptible to becoming hard and brittle when heated to extreme temperatures. However, they can be strengthened with a layer of fire-resistant drywall. These products are available at a variety of stores for home improvement.

White Hexagon Tile

Hexagon tiles can be used to create a dramatic effect as a surround for a fireplace. Its shape instantly brightens up the space and is a perfect match for any style of decor, from traditional to modern. Choosing an elegant matte finish for the tiles is ideal to keep that sleek and polished look while adding some contrast to make the fireplace stand out.

Hex tiles can be customized with a variety textures for an individualized look. Stone-look tiles are a popular choice that gives the space an old-fashioned, rustic feel. They also go well with natural materials like wood. Marble-look tile is a timeless option that adds an elegant and luxurious aesthetic to the room. These tiles feature an elegant and glossy surface that is a beautiful reflection of light and brightens the space.

The perfect tile pattern can enhance the overall design 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 adds the appearance of a hand-crafted space, and balances the modern natural style fireplace with the overall design of the room.

If you're not sure about taking a risk on a design in your home, a fireplace can be the perfect place to test out a bold pattern that could be 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 are shaped like cubes, creating a lively layout. The deep brown hue creates an inviting, warm look that is perfect for industrial decor.

Tile that looks like brick or other materials you are familiar with is another way to create an impact on your fireplace. This pattern-based tile from LA Designer Affair has a similar appearance to traditional brick, but is much easier to clean and maintain.

If you're not ready take on a complete remodel of your fireplace surround, consider applying a peel-and-stick tile to refresh the appearance without costing you a fortune. A lot of these options are heat-resistant and therefore safe for fireplaces and able to be affixed to the existing stone. This herringbone peel and stick tile is a great alternative that will add a sense of elegance to any living space, and will look great with traditional furnishings.

Paint the Mantel

If a fireplace in a wall has an existing brick surround, the best way to downplay its appearance is by giving it an update of the paint. Paint the mantel in a different color can also add warmth and personality to the space. It doesn't matter if you choose to match it with the color scheme of your room or opt for something striking and striking, a fresh paint color makes your fireplace stand out as a showpiece.

If the mantel is made of wood be sure to check it for cracks, gouges, and scratches. Fill in the dents using wood fireplaces putty if they're small enough. Allow it to dry for the amount of time recommended. Sand the surface using 100-grit paper to roughen it before painting. To remove any debris or dirt wipe the surfaces that have been sanded with a damp cloth.

While white is a popular color for walls and fireplaces, the right shade can really help your mantel stand out. For ideas, take a examine the wood trims on your bookcases, mouldings and walls. Do they have the same hue as your mantel or is it a darker or lighter shade? 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 around you with a drop cloth or sheets. Remove the mantel, removing any decorations or showpieces that are hanging over it. If your fireplace is brick, get rid of any pictures or ornaments that are placed on or within the fireplace. Once the mantel has been cleaned, use a damp cloth and wipe it clean to get rid of any dust or soot.

Apply a basecoat using brushes or rollers to your mantel. The semi-gloss paint lasts and stain resistant, so your mantel will be able to withstand the heat of the fireplace as well as any other items that are placed on it. Let the primer dry in accordance with the guidelines of the manufacturer before moving onto the main part of your fireplace wall.

The brick can be quite heavy in weight and color. Painting the mantel an even or light color can make it look brighter and more inviting for guests. If you choose a light color for your mantel, pair it with a work of art in earthy tones or a large wall mirror to complement the overall look.