Brick fireplace redo?
I have a floor to ceiling brick fireplace with attached brick bench seating. I believe the intention was to use the same brick at the exterior of the home, but it appears someone may have darkened it to dull the orange a bit.
I love the idea of keeping the brick because the rest of the house is so modern and contemporary, but it's just too dark and heavy. I AM going to keep the wood beam mantle because it matches some exposed beams elsewhere in the house (you can see one in the picture).
So far I have been hesitant to paint or whitewash it because that's a pretty permanent option and I haven't felt confident to pull the trigger. Any other ideas?
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BobbieH
6 anni faTaylor Brown
6 anni fa
nicolediane
6 anni faTaylor Brown
6 anni fa
PROSina Sadeddin Architectural Design
6 anni fa
PROCaprock Hardscape Supply
6 anni faWe LOVE brick but you have some options. The wood beam would go well with a lot of different things. This is one example of a fireplace we supplied with Austin White Stone Sawn along with an outdoor fireplace using Oklahoma Multicolored Natural Stone (Flagstone) which has tons of color but also goes well with a lot of different color schemes.
BobbieH
6 anni faRomabio lime paint! You can wash off what you don't want. So paint the grout, leave the brick. If you dont like it, it's removable for a number of days. They sell it online at home depot. I did my fireplace!
Mstein009
6 anni fa
PROSustainable Materials
6 anni faUltima modifica: 6 anni fa
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Carol Jean
6 anni faDon't you love Bobbie h picture paint it I painted my oak fireplace and I'm not sorry
Susan Davis
6 anni fa
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