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Need help for decorating this area.

Christine Josephson

10 years ago

Thinking about stack rock on the fireplace. Should I go all the way up. What else can I put on the top of wall unit to set off picture?

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User
10 years ago
If it were me I would fill in the niches and stone veneer the fireplace wall to the ceiling and over to the left above the built- in. Not to the right of the fireplace.
Darzy
10 years ago
I think a stack stone FP all the way up is a great idea. No niches...with a modern look.
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atsirkeel
10 years ago
Make the top framed in portion a mirror
atsirkeel
10 years ago
The mirror will assimilate the windows...good Energy!!!
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Austin Creations
10 years ago
Another option, instead of rock , we took a fireplace and made it look like rock and stone. I truth it is sheet rock, paint, and a cool old piece of wood for a mantel.
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Ivaan Hansen, Brazilian artist
10 years ago
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