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How to Decorate Around a Wall Fireplace

A wall fireplace will give your living room an attractive focal point. There are a variety of designs available, however, so it is essential to choose one that will meet your requirements.

The heat output, the controls and the appearance are just a few of the important features. If you're not aware of these features, it's best to consult a professional to assist you in choosing the right model.

Molded Squares

A dull stone fireplace surround and bland walls made this living space in need of a major fireplace overhaul. The new look is bright, appealing and makes the hearth the focal point of the room. A whitewashed fireplace mantel as well as contemporary art above the fireplace modernize the appearance of the façade and the shelves in gray below contrast. The fireplace facade is enhanced by a few color changes.

Base cap molding and thin trim pieces combine to create a simple, yet effective way to frame your fireplace surround. Choose a trim style that is in contrast with or matches the other trim elements, such as the thick casing around windows and doors, to create a cohesive look. If you're looking to create an elegant, luxurious look, consider using fluted trim on the sides of the fireplace to create the illusion of a real mantel. Dentil trim can be used to create a rustic, farmhouse style.

Accent walls with wainscoting are a popular method to add character to the interior of a room. The same method can be used to frame the fireplace. Instead of using plank boards you can try using a paneled material such as tongue-and-groove cedar siding or beadboard to create a dramatic look.

Brick is another non-combustible option to use as a fireplace surround. It is available in a variety of styles and colors. A classic brick fireplace in red is ideal for Craft Revival or Cottage-style homes. A rustic-looking brick could be used to enhance a traditional country style.

If you want to incorporate brick into the design of your fireplace, make sure that your hearth is 16-18 inches from the opening of the firebox, and your surround is 8 to 12 inches wide in all directions. Be sure that the brick you select is safe and meets all codes of the local and national level.

Open shelving is a great option to organize books and other items however, too many shelves can overwhelm the look of the fireplace. The homeowners of this family room designed a wall-to-ceiling limestone cladding to improve the look of the room without overwhelming open shelving.

Rustic Wood Beam

Rustic reclaimed wooden beams are the ideal frame for a fireplace on the wall. They add timeless beauty to any home. Reclaimed wood beams are reclaimed from old barns, stalls, and other buildings that were removed. Each beam has its own distinct history. Reclaimed wood can be used combination with wide plank ceiling panels for a fully rustic design or as accents to modern kitchens. They feature the usual barn wood markings like mortise and nail holes as well as a natural aging process that improves their durability.

Scour architectural salvage yards and flea markets for reclaimed wooden elements to use for a mantel or an accent wall. The earthy tone of pine used to create this traditional living room surround and mantel creates a cozy country retreat. Its knotty imperfections emphasize the hand-crafted appearance and compliment the simple lines of the beaded-board wainscoting that is a part of the fireplace's wall fires. The rustic warmth of this room is accentuated by a pair of nature-inspired wall sconces, and a landscape picture above the mantel.

Repurposed wooden beams will bring a unique look to any room. They can be left in their natural state or stained to complement your existing decor, or they can be cut and distressed to create an antique look. They can also be painted for modern appearance or covered with faux finishes like marbled or rust paint.

Wooden beams can serve as a focal point for any type of fireplace. They can be placed above a freestanding gas, ventless or electric fireplace (browse around this site), or they can be incorporated into a stone or brick fireplace. They can be used to enhance the mantel without burning fire.

Whichever method you choose to install your beams, ensure that they are protected adequately from the effects of fire. Both materials can become brittle and weaken in the presence of extreme heat, but both are able to be strengthened with a layer of drywall that is bioethanol fire-resistant or commercial fire-protectant sprays on steel I-beams. These products can be found in most home improvement stores.

White Hexagon Tile

Hexagon tile can make a dramatic statement when used as a fireplace surround. Its shape instantly enhances the space while complementing any decor style, from traditional to modern. Choosing an elegant matte finish for the tiles is a great way to maintain that clean and polished look, while adding some contrast that makes the fireplace sparkle.

Hex tiles can be customised with a variety of textures for an individual look. Stone-look tile is a popular choice that lends the space a classic, rustic feel while pairing beautifully with natural materials like wood. Marble-look tiles are another timeless option that provides an elegant and luxurious appearance 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 entire look of the fireplace. For example, the ribbed tile on this fireplace suites by @lorenapulichinodesign creates an interesting visual element that pairs beautifully with the smooth, thick mantel. The pattern of the tile gives the whole space a handcrafted appeal that balances the modern organic style of the fireplace, and the overall contemporary design of the room.

If you're not sure about taking a risk on a design in your home, a fireplace is an excellent place to try out a bold pattern that could be intimidating in other parts of the house. This geometric tile with its black grout gives this space an elegant yet playful feel. The hexagonal shapes fit together as cubes to create an exciting layout, while the deep brown color creates an inviting and warm look that complements the industrial décor in this space.

Another way to make an impact with your fireplace is to use tiles that look like the appearance of brick or a similar material. This textured tile, from LA Designer Affair, has an identical look to brick, but has the added benefit of being easier to clean and maintain.

Consider using a peel-and-stick tile to upgrade your fireplace surround without costing you a dime. A lot of these options are resistant to heat and therefore safe for fireplaces and able to stick to the existing surface. This herringbone peel and stick tile is a great option that will add an elegant look to any living space while also blending beautifully with traditional furniture.

Paint the Mantel

If a fireplace in a wall has an existing brick surround, the best way to downplay its appearance is with a fresh coat of paint. The mantel's paint hue also adds warmth and personality to the space. A new color of paint could make your fireplace stand out. You can match it to the color scheme of the room or pick something striking.

If your mantel is made of wood take a look at it to find cracks, gouges, and nicks. If the dents aren't enough to be able to handle Fill them in with wood putty, and let it set for the recommended amount of time. Sand the surface with 100-grit paper to roughen it up prior to painting. To get rid of any dirt or debris, wipe down the surfaces you have sanded with a damp cloth.

White is a popular color for fireplaces and walls. However the right shade can make your mantel really stand out. To get ideas, examine the wood trims on your bookcases, mouldings, and walls. Does your mantel match in color as theirs or is it darker or lighter? If you decide to go with the latter option, select a color that will work well with the other shades in the room to keep it looking balanced.

Before you begin painting, cover the surrounding area with a drop cloth or sheets. Remove the mantel and remove any decorations or showpieces that may be hung above it. Take away any ornaments or pictures that are on or around the brick fireplace. After the mantel has been cleaned, you can use a damp cloth and wipe it down to get rid of any soot or dust.

Apply a basecoat using brushes or rollers to your mantel. The semi-gloss finish is durable and stain-resistant, which means that your mantel will hold up well to the heat generated by the fireplace and any other objects placed on it. Allow the primer to completely dry, according to the manufacturer’s instructions, before you begin painting the main body of the fireplace wall.

The brick may be heavy in both weight and color. Paint the mantel in a light color or neutral to make it appear brighter and more inviting. If you opt for an unassuming color for your mantel, match it with a piece of artwork in earthy tones, or a large wall mirror to complete the look.