What to do with this fireplace
Christine b
il y a 9 ans
Here is my living room. I've added some complimentary furniture and to be honesty, dislike the fireplace less than I originally did. I paint too so that helped. Should I leave it or rip it down. The gold fireplace cover needs to go but I could paint that black.
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Dar Eckert
il y a 9 ansI agree, a chunky stained wood mantle would look nice and also black doors as suggested.
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We had a similar situation. We brought down half of the rock which worked because there was a mantle that divided the top from bottom. We had built ins added and also put on a new door that made it more contemporary. A new fireplace door will make a huge difference. I don't think the rock is a deal breaker...yours I prettier than ours was . A mantle would be lovely... And maybe a large mirror sitting on it to minimize the rock if you don't remove any. Your home is gorgeous. Congratulations.
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