Showing posts with label Fireplace. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Fireplace. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 14, 2015

Evolution of a fireplace


When Bethany moved to her new home one thing she felt that she had to do immediately was tame that fireplace wall.  The mantle was unusually high which threw the whole look off, so the first solution was to paint it all white.


Painting the interior doors black helped, but the white fireplace just wasn't the answer; the height still bothered us.


Then she recruited her brother and hubby to tear down the mantle and frame it with shiplap. They used high grade pine 1" x 6"s.  I later painted out the white in favor of black brick.


We love this result and though may one day stain the shiplap, we like it 'au naturel' for the moment.


This house is so fun to work on! We are taking it slow and in stages. Her Stark cut and bound room size sisal is a magnificent addition.  1st layer complete!



Monday, December 3, 2012

Stacked wood fireplaces

We've had a very busy weekend, and my plan to cut fireplace logs to fill my living room fireplace did not get done... But I want it to look like these; a simple solution to an unused fireplace, since we use only the one in our family room.







Aren't these gas logs the coolest thing you've ever seen? I wish I could come up with a DIY for these!



I'm in the midst of holiday decorating, and there just aren't enough hours in the day! Gotta remember to sloooow down!

Enjoy your week!
Nancy


1/2/3/4


Looking for help with your home? We have consulting services starting at $50. Contact us today for information.