The purple tile clashed with the living room decor. Empty wall space surrounding the fireplace desperately needed design direction. Ditching the existing squat mantel led the way for a complete fireplace remodel. A simple white mantel sits directly atop the fireplace surround, now dressed in white marble subway tile. Shiplap, an of-this-decade style choice , crowns the fireplace. Basic IKEA shelves bookend the fireplace and were upgraded with molding to give the impression of custom built-ins for a fraction of the cost.
All-over pine paneling gave this living room a cramped and dated appearance. Topped with a clunky mantel, the red brick fireplace stood out, but not in a good way. The room's rustic cabin look did not fit with the California home's beachy location. Along with the walls and ceiling, the brick fireplace was updated with a new coat of white paint for a cleaner look.
A minimalistic mantel echoes the room's modern vibe. Contemporary armchairs and a slipcovered sofa now offer cozy seating around the hearth. The tall, dingy fireplace in this s living room needed an update to fit this decade. The red brick stood out sharply against white walls, serving as more of an eyesore than a focal point. Tearing out the brick provided space for a more modern fireplace that includes added storage and style. Taking advantage of the expansive wall space, custom bookcases and cabinetry brighten the area around the fireplace.
The built-ins provide both open and closed storage, as well as a spot for the TV. A sleek gray fireplace surround and contemporary artwork above modernize the living space. An awkward drywall pop-out surrounding this firebox was a poor excuse for a mantel. Tucked into a corner with no eye-catching features, the fireplace seemed like a bit of a waste, especially given the natural light afforded by the adjacent window. With a plan for a new mantel and a few design tweaks, this fireplace makeover was ready to roll.
With the drywall bump-out gone, this fireplace received a facelift starring Mediterranean-style ceramic tiles. High-temperature spray paint gave the dated firebox surround a fresh finish.
A rustic wood beam mantel crowns the fireplace makeover and is ready to receive a display of beautiful accessories. Inside the fireplace, fire glass shimmers, enhancing the spark of the newly revived fireplace. A fireplace renovation was on the remodeling to-do list for this run-down cottage. An awkward design made it tricky to make use of the narrow living space on either side of the hearth. A dull color palette gave the fireplace little chance to stand out.
A new tile hearth and white paint refreshed the fireplace in this living room's makeover. The remodeled fireplace hosts a revolving collection of art prints and antique store finds. A nonworking hearth is a great place to splurge on tile that would be too costly for refacing an entire large fireplace. The empty walls next to this fireplace were begging for a purpose. They overshadowed the firebox and made it look awkwardly small.
With no mantel and a lackluster surround, this hearth was in major need of a fireplace remodel. The walls around the fireplace were updated to use as much-needed storage space. New bookshelves provide opportunities to display collectibles and other decorative items. Cabinets below the shelves' built-in niches offer hideaway space for personal items. This living room was stuck in the s with its yellowed plywood panel-lined walls. The combination of the outdated walls, dark wood floors, and red brick fireplace made this space dark and uninviting.
Plus, the soot-covered firebox was in major need of a cleaning and some fireplace brick TLC. Faux stacked limestone clads the now-updated fireplace. The material is a smart budget pick for this fireplace makeover because it looks and feels like real stone but is less expensive. Trinity Green. Alex James Dining room - small traditional medium tone wood floor dining room idea in London with a wood stove, a stone fireplace and gray walls. This stone fireplace was originally a red brick fireplace.
We refinished the brick fireplace with a thin stone veneer. The ledge stone veneer was installed with a mortar joint and a wood mantel in oak was installed.
The hearthstones are a medium brown designed to coordinate with the faux stone on the fireplace. Fireplace Updated with natural stone surround and hearth. New Stone surround and hearth - its a quick and easy update! Example of a mid-sized transitional medium tone wood floor family room design in New York with gray walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and no tv. Family room - mid-sized transitional medium tone wood floor family room idea in New York with gray walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and no tv.
Family house in East Sussex. Photographer James French Example of a cottage formal light wood floor living room design in Sussex with white walls and a wood stove. Fireplace Mantle with stacked stone surround set a top volcanic stone as the hea. Mid-sized elegant open concept medium tone wood floor family room photo in New York with brown walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and a wall-mounted tv.
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Explore the beautiful updated brick fireplace photo gallery and find out exactly why Houzz is the best experience for home renovation and design. This is a great tutorial explaining how to tackle a DIY German smear project to update a brick fireplace. This fireplace received a complete makeover with paint and shiplap. It's now a bright and beautiful focal point.
Learn how to whitewash a fireplace for a surpringly easy DIY project. Learn how to make and apply whitewash paint to a brick fireplace. This easy and inexpensive DIY project can be completed in a few hours! Learn how to prep and tile over an old brick and fireplace surround. Yes you can tile over brick! See how easy it is to lighten up a brick fireplace with a mortar wash on the brick.
What a difference! Painting a brick fireplace is a budget-friendly way lighten up a room. This post includes tips on what types of paint to use to makeover brick. I hope you enjoyed these beautiful DIY brick fireplace makeovers!
Your email address will not be published. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. The use of the frame finished with traditional molding and details adds to its eye-catching appeal. The combination of white bricks with hints of red peeking through add contrast to the smooth pastel wall.
Breathe new life into your fireplace by using a German Schmear technique. The rugged sophistication that this creates is due to its use of cement-based mortar instead of regular or lime wash paint. Bring the focus to your white brick fireplace by contrasting it with dark colors to emphasize it as a focal point in the room.
Here, the fireplace, surrounded by medium and thin white bricks, is centered in between black shiplap walls. While painting over a dark brick fireplace surround is usually done to update a space, one way that you can truly transform it is by completely removing the old material and replacing it with a new one.
This stunning fireplace used to have a tiled material but got a major upgrade with thin white bricks to give it a stately and timeless look.
This DIY project is constructed using wood frames and plywood backing installed with kiln-fired thin bricks. To achieve the distressed white brick look, the bricks were whitewashed in the grout. The addition of the thick reclaimed wood mantel and the electric insert results in a modern fireplace with a nostalgic and cozy appeal. Here, the combination of red and green Christmas ornaments, flocked decorations, and the white brick walls give this space a cheerful holiday vibe.
Using thin stones can make the fireplace surround look chic and elegant. When using this type of material, opt for stones that have a creamy undertone or an off-white color so that the rough textures shine through. In this image, the stone bricks are matched with a thick DIY mantel and a plain painted wall. By choosing bricks with different dimensions and thicknesses, you can create a stunning pattern where some bricks are protruding while others are recessed.
This will result in a more textured look that adds dimension and visual weight to your fireplace. The contrast of colors, materials, and patterns found in this fireplace wall is absolutely divine!
The white brick fireplace in the middle of the room brings a rough and elegant texture to the space, drawing your eyes directly to the fireplace. The black shiplap panels further emphasize the fireplace as the focal point with their diagonal layout, dark color, and smooth finish. Share on facebook. Share on pinterest. Share on email. Living Room. October 27, Here are 28 white brick fireplace ideas to explore for your next fireplace update.
Thin White Bricks. Photo: kindredvintage.
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