What could we do to this fireplace or good as is?

Shauna

vor 10 Jahren

We have a lot of cream in this house! Seems like this big area around the tile could use something-wood, stone, paint??

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Mark Bischak, Architect
vor 10 Jahren
Recess an art tile, that compliments the existing tile, in each of the larger fields of white in the fireplace face.
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Lillian's Paintbrush
vor 10 Jahren
A decorative plaster (Venetian plaster or stucco or LusterStone) in a coordinating color to your space would be eye catching....doing a metallic inside the "alcove" where you art is would spice it up a bit too. You could have lots of fun with a bright royal blue or that deep teal green
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