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How to Decorate Around a Wall ethanol fireplace

A fireplace in the wall fireplace can be your living room an element of interest that demands attention. There are a variety of models on the market but it is important to find one that is suitable for your needs.

The output of heat, the controls, and the appearance are just a few of the important features. If you're not familiar with these elements, it's recommended to consult a professional to help you pick the right model.

Molded Squares

A worn-out stone fireplace surround and bland walls made this living space in need of a major fireplace overhaul. With a few design tweaks, the new look is bright and attractive, making the hearth an important focal point in the room. A whitewashed mantel for the fireplace and contemporary artwork above the fireplace update the facade while the shelves that are gray below contrast. A few changes in color also help the facade stand apart from the wall, adding the charm of this fireplace design.

Base cap molding and thin trim pieces join to create a simple, yet effective way to frame your fireplace surround. To tie the look together, choose a trim style to contrast with or complement the other trim elements like thick casings around windows and doors. If you're looking for a more elegant, high-end look, you can consider using fluted trim around the sides of the fireplace to create the illusion of a real mantel. Dentil trim can be used to create a rustic farmhouse-style.

Wainscoting accent walls is a popular method to add the look of rooms. The same method can be used to frame a fireplace. Try a paneled option like tongue-and groove cedar siding or beadboard in place of plank boards to create a dramatic appearance.

Brick is another non-combustible option to use as the fireplace surround. It comes in different styles and colors. A traditional brick fireplace with red is a classic option for cottage-style or Craft-Revival-style homes. Rustic-look brick is also an option that can fit in with more traditional country style.

When you incorporate brick into a fireplace design, it is important to be sure your hearth is 16 to 18 inches from the opening of the firebox and that your surround is 8-12 inches in all directions. Make sure the material you choose conforms to all construction codes for safety.

Open shelves are a great way to organize books and other items, but too many can overwhelm the look of a fireplace. The owners of this family room created the wall-to-ceiling limestone cladding to improve the look of the room without overwhelming the open shelving.

Rustic Wood Beam

Reclaimed wood beams that have a rustic style are perfect for a fireplace wall. They add a timeless look to any house. Reclaimed wood beams are reclaimed from old barns, stalls and other buildings that have been demolished. Each beam is unique and has its own unique history. Reclaimed wood can be used in combination with wide plank ceiling panels to create a rustic look or as a decorative element to modern kitchens. They are characterized by the typical markings of barn wood, such as nail holes and mortise pockets, plus a natural patina that enhances their durability.

Scour salvage yards for architectural salvage and flea markets for reclaimed wood elements to use for a mantel or an accent wall. For instance, the earthy shade of pine that accents the traditional mantel and surround evokes a cozy rural retreat. Its knotty imperfections emphasize a hand-hewn look and are a perfect match for the simple lines of the beaded-board wainscoting that surrounds the fireplace's wall. The rustic warmth of this room is accentuated by a pair of nature-inspired wall sconces and a landscape image above the mantel.

Repurposed wood beams can be an attractive accent to any room in your home. They can be left as-is or stained to match the decor of your home, or they can be distressed and carved to give them an antique look. They can be painted to give them a more modern look or covered with faux finishes like marbling paint or rust.

The wooden beams can be used as the central element of any fireplace. They can be placed above a freestanding gas, electric firesuite or ventless fireplace or be integrated into a stone or brick fireplace. They can be used to illuminate the mantel without a burning fire.

No matter which method of installation you choose ensure that your wood or steel beams are protected from the possible consequences of fire. Both materials can become brittle and weaken in the presence of extreme heat, but both can be strengthened by a layer of drywall that is fire-resistant or commercial fire-protectant that is sprayed on steel I-beams. These products can be found in a wide variety of stores for home improvement.

White Hexagon Tile

Hexagon tiles can be utilized to create a dramatic effect as a surround for a fireplace. Its shape instantly brightens up the room and can be incorporated into any decor, traditional or modern. The matte finish is perfect for a sleek and polished appearance, while also adding a pop of contrast to make the fireplace stand out.

Hex tiles can be customised by a variety of textures to create a more personalized appearance. Stone-look tiles are a favorite that gives the space an old-fashioned, rustic feel. They also go well with natural materials, such as wood. Marble-look tile is another classic option that gives an elegant and luxurious look to the space. The smooth and glossy surface of these tiles sparkles beautifully, reflecting sunlight and brightening the room.

The right tile pattern can elevate a fireplace's design. For example, the ribbed tile on this fireplace by @lorenapulichinodesign creates an interesting visual element that pairs beautifully with the smooth, thick mantel. The patterned tile adds a unique an artistic look that balances the modern organic style of the fireplace, and the contemporary style of the room.

If you're not sure about taking a pattern risk in your home, the fireplace is the perfect place to test a bold design. It could be intimidating for other areas. This geometric tile (here's an alternative) with its black grout lines give this space a sophisticated yet playful energy. The hexagonal shapes work like cubes for a stimulating layout, while the deep brown color provides an inviting and warm aesthetic that works with the industrial decor in this space.

Tile that looks like brick or other familiar materials is another option to create an impact with your fireplace inserts. This textured tile, made by LA Designer Affair, has the same look as brick, but with the benefit of being easier to clean and maintain.

If you're not ready take on a complete remodel of your fireplace's surround, consider applying a peel and stick tile to change the appearance without spending a fortune. These tiles are heat-resistant and therefore suitable for fireplaces and able be bonded to existing surfaces. This peel and stick herringbone tile is a great option for adding elegance to any room. It also coordinates beautifully with traditional furniture.

Paint the Mantel

If a fireplace in a wall has a brick surround, the best way to downplay its appearance is to give it a fresh coat of paint. Paint the mantel in a different color can also add warmth and character to the room. A new color of paint can make your fireplace stand out. You can match it with the overall color scheme of the room or pick something bold.

If the mantel is made of wood be sure to check it for cracks, gouges, and nicks. If the dents aren't large enough to be able to handle, fill them with wood putty and allow it to set for the appropriate amount of time. Before painting paint, sand the surface using 100-grit sandpaper in order to rough it up. Clean the surface with a damp cloth in order to take off any remaining dirt or dust.

While white is a popular choice for fireplaces and walls The right shade can make your mantel stand out. For inspiration, look at the wood trims on your bookcases, mouldings and walls. Does your mantel have the same color as theirs, or is it lighter or darker? If the latter, pick the color that is well-matched to keep the room looking well-balanced.

Before you start painting, cover the area around you with a drop cloth or sheets. Remove the mantel, removing any decorations or showpieces that are hanging over it. If your fireplace is brick, remove any pictures or ornaments that are located on or within it. Once the mantel has been cleared then wipe it clean with a a damp cloth to clean off any soot or dust that has accumulated.

Apply a basecoat of EasyCare Ultra Premium Interior Paint to your mantel with a brush or roller. The semi-gloss finish lasts and stain-resistant, so your mantel will stand up well to the heat from the fireplace and any other items that are placed on it. Allow the primer to dry in accordance with the guidelines of the manufacturer before moving onto the main part of your fireplace's wall.

While the brick is an attractive feature of a fireplace's wall it can be quite heavy and dark in shade. Paint the mantel in the light or neutral color to make it appear lighter and more inviting. If you choose to paint it a light color, consider pairing it with a earthy-toned piece of artwork or a large mirror above it to balance the appearance.