Unusual Fireplaces: Bright Spots for Average Homes
The average American home tends to lack signifigant architectural
detail. Long, straight rooms of white on white with small molding and
builder-grade doors can get old. One of the easiest ways to add a punch
is to add a fire feature. The visual impact of a fireplace can enliven
a space, and the warmth of the flames can make any room cozy.
Check out these fire features added in unique ways — you might just be inspired to add a few flames to your next home improvement project.
A fireplace can liven up a simple white space. Instead of going with a traditional arrangement, try an asymmetrical one. A thick black mantel gives the feature dimension.
White isn't your style? Try this arrangement with a rustic stone surround and natural wood mantel. It works perfectly with the angled line of the ceiling.
A fireplace is not only a boon to indoor spaces; it can liven up an exterior as well. This chimney gives a basic ranch shape more character and lends a cottage feel.
Add architectural detail and roaring comfort to your home with these atypical fireplace stylings. Read more.
Check out these fire features added in unique ways — you might just be inspired to add a few flames to your next home improvement project.
A fireplace can liven up a simple white space. Instead of going with a traditional arrangement, try an asymmetrical one. A thick black mantel gives the feature dimension.
White isn't your style? Try this arrangement with a rustic stone surround and natural wood mantel. It works perfectly with the angled line of the ceiling.
A fireplace is not only a boon to indoor spaces; it can liven up an exterior as well. This chimney gives a basic ranch shape more character and lends a cottage feel.
Add architectural detail and roaring comfort to your home with these atypical fireplace stylings. Read more.
