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How to Decorate Around a Wall Fireplace

A wall fireplace can make your living space an attractive focal feature. There are many different designs available however, it is crucial to choose one that meets your needs.

The output of heat, the controls, and the appearance are among the most important features. If you're not familiar with these features, it's best to hire an expert to help you choose the right model.

Molded Squares

A dull stone fireplace surround and dull walls made this living space in need of a dramatic fireplace overhaul. With a few design tweaks the new look is bright and eye-catching, making this hearth a centerpiece in the room. A whitewashed mantel and modern artwork above modernize the facade of the fireplace while contrasted with the shelves in gray below. The fireplace facade is enhanced by a few color changes.

Base cap moldings and trim pieces are combined to create a simple yet effective method of framing the fireplace with a tile surround. Choose a trim style that contrasts with or complements your other trim elements, such as the thick casing around windows and doors to tie the look together. If you're looking for an elegant, high-end look, you can consider using fluted trim around the sides of the fireplace to give the appearance of a mantel. For a more rustic farmhouse look, use dentil trim instead.

Wainscoting accent walls is a popular method to add character to a room. The same method can be employed to frame the fireplace. Consider a paneled material such as tongue-and-groove cedar siding or beadboard instead of plank boards to create a dramatic look.

Another non-combustible material you can build the fireplace surround is brick, which comes in many different styles and colors. A traditional brick fireplace with red is a classic option for cottage-style or Craft Revival style homes. Rustic-style brick is another option that can fit in with a more traditional, country-style decor.

If you want to incorporate brick into your fireplace design be sure that your hearth is 16 to 18 inches away from the opening of the firebox, and the surround is 8 to 12 inches wide in all directions. Make sure the material you select is safe and conforms to all national and local codes.

Open shelving can be an ideal way to store books and other things. However, too many shelves can obstruct the appearance of the fireplace. In this family room, the homeowners created a wall-to-ceiling limestone cladding to enhance the appearance of the fireplace without overwhelming the open shelving.

Rustic Wood Beam

Reclaimed wood beams with a rustic appearance are ideal for a fireplace wall. They bring timeless elegance to any house. Reclaimed beams of wood are made from old barns, stalls and other buildings that have been destroyed. Each beam has its own distinct story. Reclaimed wood can be used in combination with wide plank ceiling panels for a completely rustic look or as an accent to modern kitchens. They have the typical barn wood markings, such as mortise and nail holes, plus a natural aging that increases their durability.

Scour salvage yards for architectural salvage as well as flea markets to find reclaimed wood elements that can be used as a mantel or accent wall. For instance the earthy color of pine that highlights the traditional mantel and surround evokes the feeling of a rustic, cozy retreat. The knotty imperfections in the wood accent the hand-crafted look and complement the simple lines of the beaded-board wainscoting which borders the fireplace wall. A pair of nature-inspired sconces and a landscape-themed painting above the mantel add to the rustic ambiance of the space.

Repurposed wood beams can be an attractive accent to any room in your home. They can be left as is or stained to match your current decor or distressed and carved to give them an antique appearance. They can also be painted to give an updated look or covered with faux finishes like rust or marbled paint.

The wooden beams can be used as the central element of any fireplace. They can be set over a freestanding gas, ventless or electric fireplace, or they can be incorporated into a brick or stone fireplace. They can be used to illuminate the mantel without burning Ethonal Fire.

No matter which method you choose to put in your beams, ensure that they are adequately protected from the effects of fire. Both types of material can become brittle and weaken in the face of extreme heat, however both can be strengthened by a layer of fire-resistant drywall or commercial fire-protectant sprayed on steel I-beams. These products can be found in a wide variety of home improvement stores.

White Hexagon Tile

Hexagon tile can make an impressive statement when used as a fireplace surround. Its shape instantly brightens the space while blending with any decor style from traditional to modern. The choice of an elegant matte finish for the tiles is the best way to keep that neat and polished look, while also adding some contrast to make the fireplace pop.

Hex tiles can also be used with a variety of texture choices to create a more individual look. Stone-look tiles are a favorite that gives the space an old-fashioned, rustic feel. They also pair beautifully with natural materials like wood. Another classic option is marble fireplaces-look tile that adds a luxurious and elegant aesthetic to the room. These tiles have a glossy and smooth finish that reflect light beautifully and brightens the space.

The appropriate tile pattern can improve the look of a fireplace inserts. For example, the ribbed tile on this fireplace by @lorenapulichinodesign creates an interesting visual element that pairs beautifully with the smooth, thick mantel. The pattern on the tile gives the whole space an artistic look that balances the contemporary organic style of the fireplace and the contemporary style of the room.

If you're not sure about taking a risk with patterns in your home, a fireplace is the perfect place to test out a bold pattern that might be intimidating in other areas of your home. This geometric tile (here's an alternative) with its black grout lines gives this room a sophisticated and playful energy. The hexagonal shapes resemble cubes, creating a lively layout. The deep brown color gives this space an inviting and warm aesthetic that is perfect for industrial decor.

Another option to make a statement with your fireplace is to choose tiles that look like the appearance of brick or a similar material. The textured tile, which is made by LA Designer Affair, has an identical look to brick, but has the 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. These options are heat-resistant, making them suitable for fireplaces and can be bonded to existing surfaces. This peel and stick herringbone tile is a great option to add style to any room. It also works beautifully with traditional furniture.

Paint the Mantel

If a fireplace on the wall has a brick surround, the most effective way to downplay its appearance is with a fresh coat of paint. The mantel can be painted a different color to add warmth and character. A new color of paint can make your fireplace stand out. You can match it with the scheme of color in the room or choose something striking.

If your mantel is made from wood, first check it for cracks, nicks and gouges. If the dents are small enough to be able to handle then fill them with wood putty, and let it set for the recommended amount of time. Sand the surface with 100-grit paper to roughen it before painting. To get rid of any debris or dirt wipe the surfaces that have been sanded with a damp cloth.

White is a favorite color for walls and fireplaces Electric. But the right shade can make your fireplace stand out. For ideas, take a look at the trims of wood on your bookcases, moldings, and walls. Do they have the same shade as your mantel? Or is it a darker or lighter shade? If you decide to go with the latter option, pick the color that works well with the other hues in the room to ensure it looks balanced.

Protect the area around you with a dropcloth or sheets before you begin painting. Remove any ornaments or display pieces that were hung over the mantel. Remove any ornaments or photos placed around or on the brick fireplace. Once the mantel is cleaned, you can use a damp cloth and wipe it down to remove any soot or dust.

Apply a basecoat using the brush or roller to your mantel. The semi-gloss finish is durable and stain-resistant, so your mantel will stand up well to the heat generated by 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 on to the main body of your fireplace's wall.

The brick can be quite heavy in color and weight. Paint the mantel in a light color or neutral to make it appear more vibrant and more inviting. If you decide to go with a light color, consider pairing it with an earthy-toned artwork or a large mirror over it to create a balanced look.