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Today, I picked out 10 stunning fireplaces
that might give you some inspiration for your space!
Fireplaces are typically the center of any home. Historically, fireplaces were used for cooking, keeping warm, drying clothes, as well as many other activities. Though many of these activities have been replaced by modern technology, the fireplace continues to be a favorable piece in many homes. In today's market, fireplaces come in many different shapes, sizes, and styles. Let's have a look at some awesome fireplaces!
The craftsmanship of the mantel and wainscoting on the panel of this fireplaces offer a classic aesthetic while the subdued color scheme is timeless. The brick surround beautifully plays off the neutral paint color. An original fireplace that is well taken care of and updated is a wonderful asset to a home.
This fireplace has a modern look with clean lines but its materials are rustic with high texture. The rustic textures add personality to the minimal aesthetic. The floating hearth is a unique detail that adds a bit of character to the space.
The chimney-like detail on the panel wall of this fireplace is beautiful. The curved lines add interest while the white color makes the form blend into the wall. The herringbone brick is another nice detail that draws your eye to the fireplace box.
This concrete fireplace is quite the focal point! The open wood storage within the raised hearth acts as a functional storage place and a display nook for the firewood. From a construction perspective, this would be more difficult to pull off, but it definitely adds an industrial vibe to this rustic cabin space.
This asymmetrical fireplace the natural wood mantel is simple and clean. The wood mantel accentuates the asymmetry and draws the eye toward the fireplace.
This one-of-a-kind fireplace is definitely a conversation piece. The positioning of the two sculptural pieces makes them appear as if they are moving apart. This fireplace shows that fireplaces can be functional, as well as sculptural and artistic.
Although this fireplace is concrete, it looks very lightweight and chic. The board formed concrete adds a subtle texture that gives it a wood grain.
This is a good example of a transitional fireplace. The classic elements seen in the legs, header, mantel, and over mantel blend well with the contemporary stone tile used in the surround.
Here is another concrete fireplace with a unique log storage area. Details like the angled cutout matching the ceiling slope make this fireplace architecturally fit within the space. Showing off the logs in a separate designated space is definitely trending in modern fireplaces.
This fireplace is somewhat transitional with a heavier amount of farmhouse style details. There are a small amount of classic details like the corbels. The brick style used for the surround and the flat hearth help to soften the contrast between the dark wood mantel and bright white shiplap.
Let us know which fireplace is your favorite in the comment section below!