70s fireplace makeover

I show a LOT of ugly houses. (Did I mention that I’m a real estate agent?! more about that here) Almost every ugly house (and many perfectly nice houses) have dark, dingy, dirty brick firepla…

In this tutorial, you'll learn how to build a DIY fireplace mantel with built in bookcases. Step 1: Do a Mockup with TapeAs you can see in this image, we used…

A Fireplace Makeover. Updating the look of a fireplace from the 1970's into a modern focal point of the family room. Follow the step by step transformation

Oh, girls! We have been so busy around here! So busy, I didn’t even have time to post yesterday and share what we’ve been up to. But if feels so good to be getting things done. One of the major things that I have been wanting to get checked off our list was our fireplace makeover. I have never liked our fireplace every since we moved in our home over a year ago. I’ve wanted to get my hands on that thing for-eva!

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Fireplaces can offer both comfort and fantastic architectural detail. That said, some are definitely more aesthetically pleasing than others, and they can be hard (not to mention expensive!) to make over. That’s why we can’t help but get excited when we see a fireplace reno done right.These 10 brick fireplace transformations, all from real homeowners who have upgraded or refurbished their dated hearths, show how they can become truly eye-catching focal points with some clever DIYs.

Sharing a brief update of our family room. A new fireplace, new built ins and lots of paint give this space a whole new look!

Have you read the children’s book If You Give a Mouse a Cookie? It’s a popular favorite written as a “circular tale” by Laura Numeroff. She tells about a little…

This is the best brick fireplace makeover we've ever done and you won't believe how easy it was. Hint: you really need to see this tile...

I did this project a few years ago. Each rock is painted and glazed separately in stony colors. Homeowners have since installed an insert. Everything is still fine with the finish on the rocks. It was quite a transformation in this house. Here's the before During After Detail

These fireplace makeover ideas utilize new mantels, surrounds, built-ins, paint, and design smarts to turn an eyesore into a focal point. Borrow inspiration from these before-and-after fireplace makeovers for your own remodel.

Hi I'm Liz from SimpleDecoratingTips.com a DIY & decorating blog. In our whole house renovation, part of the project included opening up the family room to be…

Does your 80's fireplace need a new look? Paint can surely do the trick to restyle your space with a fresh new look! Your living room will thank you.

Today we’re heading back into our family room to tackle the recently built-out fireplace wall. I know it’s been a while, so let’s refresh with what we started with… Here was the room the day we got the keys! We loved the idea of having a fireplace, just not that exact one : ) So,...

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This fireplace lived in Patience’s little house by the sea, but it was old and dated so she waved her magic wand and presto! She tells us, “I wanted wow!” We’d say she got it. Her contractor demolished the top of the hearth and replaced it with a thick slab of bluestone. The rest of the brick was covered with stone veneer. The mantle is made from an old beam from a demolished barn. She kept the original screen but cleaned it up and painted it with a high-heat spray paint.

Stunning 1970s fireplace makeover before and after on budget by framing over the stone and vents with finished wood, trim and new mantel.

Most of us have experienced the dread of owning a brick fireplace: They're dull and usually involve a lot of upkeep. But you can update that 1970s concrete

Casey O'Neal gave her whole brick wall a farmhouse makeover! The photo above is what it looked like before... Casey used the paint called Peppercorn by Sherwin Williams on the bricks! It's a dark grey