How to build a DIY shiplap electric fireplace and mantel! This project is super simple and affordable! Step by step instructions and photos.
DIY Faux Fireplace & Mantel, Holiday Decorating, DIY Fireplace, DIY Mantel
Learn how to apply Venetian Plaster to a fireplace with this simple step-by-step tutorial! Includes helpful tips, information and resources.
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This project was developed in association with Bosch DIY and Garden. For more inspiration from Bosch, you can visit All About DIY for quick and easy step by step projects. Everywhere you look online at the moment someone is building a fireplace. To which I am massively grateful. This project has been on my to […]
How to frame and finish a built-in electric fireplace with drywall. Follow this step-by-step tutorial for custom and beautiful results!
Let’s start off with a giant AHHH!!!!!! Seriously, we cannot believe how INCREDIBLE this DIY Faux Concrete Fireplace turned out!! We can’t help but obsess over the majesty and magic vibes of the fireplace! It is everything we dreamed it would be and MORE! We wanted to create a focal point for the living room….something […]
Cool things to do with an unused fireplace.
A clean, modern fireplace is the perfect way to give your eyes a visual rest! See our genius top 12 "cleanest" designs, surrounds & mantels!
Built-ins flanking a fireplace create synergy between form and function. Display spaces properly style a fireplace while also providing smart storage solutions. And custom built-ins allow ample room for showcasing your unique personality. Our collection
This roundup is dedicated to fluted fireplaces. A fluted fireplace is a fireplace with a chic stone reeded surround.
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Let me guess…you can’t get those sweet 70’s fireplaces out of your mind since my last mention? Me neither. I’m pretty much ALWAYS thinking about them because very …
FacebookTweetPin2 Hello! I’m pleased to share that we are making some tangible progress on the fireplace, and with any luck, we’ll have it done within a year of starting this never ending project! But, sometimes that’s the way the DIY cookie crumbles. For starters, we have stone. It’s pretty and it’s heavy. We opted for Brighton Ledgestone from Heritage Stone. The end goal is for it to look like this when it’s done. I’d be lying if I said I wasn’t a wee bit nervous about doing this ourselves. Redoing the kitchen cabinets was a project to say the least, but this one seems more daunting. But, I take solace in talking to the folks who sold me the stone, since two of them in the office did their own stone work and neither of them are stone masons. So, there is hope. We got the top portion of the fireplace framed, and are in the process of finishing off the cement board. From here, we will attach a lath (rhymes with “bath” – not bathe, as I learned). Then we will do a scratch coat over the lath before attaching the stone. Although I’m still reading/researching other methods. I […]
