FP past Examples

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No, too monolith

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Too rustic

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Too busy

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No

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No

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Too broken up

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Hate the big knobs

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This seems ok but then I think it is too big.

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Both like metal part but no design.

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I wonder if we should build a bump out for the nonexistent flue that tapers to the ceiling?

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A lot going on but I like it

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I think what I want is the fireplaces not be the main focus but also not like this.

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This is the kind of fireplace that does not seem honest. I looked at it wondered what it was and wondered what all is going on and why.

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This is clearly not our style but it is honest, it is clearly a fireplace; it is completely integrated into the room; and it fits in its surroundings without overwhelming them... maybe because everything is so overwhelming? We like 90% the opposite, everything underwhelming with a 10% punch.

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We prefer a mantle to be integrated into the surround, not “stuck on” like this one

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Like the simplicity only

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Way too busy

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We do not like tile with too much differentiation.

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This would do me in completely ☺️

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Vic does not want stone, Shannon would have basalt on all of them.

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I love small tiles but not the rest

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I like this fireplace and 95% of the house

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This just does not look right

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This is trying too hard

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Simple yet too busy, do not like hearth color.

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Both like the size and color variation of the horizontal wood but this overall look is a bit cold looking. We’d like something more cozy.

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We both love this black and wood combo. All our fireplaces are black.

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Simple, light color, dated?

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Vic likes the color, reflective polish of the surround

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Both like simple lines but it’s too dark and maybe too busy with the horizontal and vertical

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Both like design and are ok with slightly fussy

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Reflective metal, Vic likes; trendy?

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Both like shape, color too dull

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Both like shape, simple but more than flat tile

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