Sentences with phrase «old fireplace mantels»
:) Love old fireplace mantels... did you ever see our historic house on Earle Street?
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When we bought our condo two years ago, I seriously considered, ever so briefly, about buying an old fireplace mantel and hanging our TV above it.
We found this old fireplace mantel / surround in the barn when we moved in.
I have an old fireplace mantel attached to our apartment wall and I've wondered what to do with it.
Not exact matches
When life doesn't hand you a fireplace, hang a chippy old mantel instead — add a huge tobacco basket for bonus points.
I have collected lots of old urns and display them on my fireplace mantel.
It is a bit better (but still not appealing, in my opinion) when the fireplace is contemporary — but stick that modern flat screen tv over an old fashioned fireplace mantel and they don't complement each other.
One special piece is the old post office cubbyhole filled with 20 of my favorite things like flowblue cups and saucers, Scottie dogs, bird's nests and china veggies sitting on the fireplace mantel.
I have been searching for something to put on my old field stone fireplace mantel... just changed the whole room to fall colors!
A soaring 22 - foot - high cathedral ceiling highlights the open trusses in the great room, where natural elements reference the outdoors: the fireplace is Muskoka granite and features a mantel made from an old wood beam that homeowner Scott Bachly found in Collingwood, Ont.
A plain white fireplace is transformed with an old, rustic beam mantel.
An antique painting above the mantel connects the fireplace with other older pieces, like the blue side chair, in the room.
Throughout, vintage mantels suggest fireplaces, wallpaper ripped from old books tells a story, and an oversize, intentionally roughed - up «clock» — built with plywood and scrap materials by Juan — could pass for a bona fide antique.
To top off the living room's welcoming, wood - burning fireplace, Sarah created a unique mantel from a fragment of an old bay window.