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Years ago I looked at my bare backyard and thought I should add something. I had a lot of unused space but felt trees and plants weren't what the space needed. I had seen outdoor kitchens and fireplaces in magazines and on TV and thought I would inquire with a contractor about having them built. I provided the contractors with example pictures of barbeques and fireplaces I liked and received quotes as high as $7,800 to build just the fireplace. more...

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I also love this budget-friendly fireplace makeover from Young House Love. It reminds me a bit more of our setup, especially with the tile going onto the floor like that and the wood wrapping around the side.

This private Hamptons residence was designed as an immersive retreat. Situated along a natural ravine and protected wetlands, the residence consists of three simple gable-shaped volumes, creating a dialogue between the natural grasslands and the built environment. A contemporary interpretation of a common New England building form, each volume is shrouded in horizontal wood slats which seamlessly wrap all wall and roof surfaces. A public great room is centrally located, acting as a social hub for family and guest interaction. Within the great room, special attention was taken to the design of the architectural concrete fireplace, countertops and black steel sash windows.

This retreat was conceived as a place for gathering family and friends as well as solitude. Located along the crest of a narrow ridge overlooking a broad valley, the drive that connects to the home turns to reveal a long, linear core of sawn stone that parallels the ridge, sliding under a single-slope roof through a steel-framed glass volume. The stone core, marked by two large fireplace masses, organizes the spaces, with primary circulation along its south face, while gaps in the stone provide access to each of the living spaces. In turn, clear and translucent glass along the south wall creates a play of light and shadow at the circulation spine.

Designed as a beach house within the forest, this home creates a connection between the drama of the nearby ocean and the sense of sanctuary provided by the trees. Composed primarily of one large room, the house is light-filled on the south side facing the ocean, while remaining insular and protected on the other side. Glass walls open the living area to panoramic views of forest and ocean with two fireplaces on either end anchor that the space and provide a feeling of refuge. Artworks were incorporated into the design of the home, with the fireplace walls specially designed to fit paintings by Sam Francis and Diego Singh.

This suburban pavilion is located adjacent to woodlands. A contemporary house surrounded by mature trees and manicured gardens anchors the site. A new swimming pool, stone walls and terraces located behind the existing house organize the rear yard and establishes a dialogue between the existing house and a new pavilion. New paths, trees and structured plantings reinforce the geometry. The new pavilion, intended for year round use, is strategically located to provide a threshold between the structured landscape and adjacent woodland. The doors pivot to open the space much of the year while a large Rumford fireplace and heated floors provide a cozy counterpoint in winter months.

This small residence is sited on the banks of the White River five miles from Mt. Rainier. The project was designed to quietly blend into the surrounding forest. An entry courtyard serves as a transition space from outdoors to indoors and keeps the ubiquitous elk herds at bay. A steel-clad fireplace mass separates the living room from a covered outdoor patio. By working diligently with the client (who also served as General Contractor for the project), the building footprint was kept as compact as possible to minimize site disturbance. The residence was made to epitomize the small home living movement.

The heart of a dilapidated brick corner house from 1929 was completely renovated and extended, incorporating an inviting sitting pit. The clients asked for more space, an open kitchen and a more direct relationship to the garden. The sitting pit forms a playful space around the fireplace, where the owners are able to stay together with each other, friends and family. Seen at eye level from the seating pit, there is a vertically sliding window on the street side. By sliding this open as well as the large sliding doors at the rear, visitors find themselves outside in a sitting pit, at a fireplace and under a roof. The fireplace sits in a solid block that, together with a thick wall on the other side and a wall parallel to the seating pit, supports the roof.

This residential cabin project is located in Krokskogen forests, outside the town of Hnefoss. The site is very exposed to the wind and the cabin is shaped to create several outdoors spaces that provide shelter from the wind and sun at different times of day. The interior is a continuous space finished in a thin layer of curved birch plywood. The fireplace is located at the center of the cabin. The fireplace mantel is hanging from the ceiling, while the fire is down at the floor of the access level. This provides the feeling of a campfire in the landscape that can be seen from different places.

I really hope this works out. Do you ever start a project with that sentence? Because we really love this idea that I saw and thought it would be perfect for our small front room. We are going to add a fireplace! An electric fireplace. With a full brick surround and wood mantle. Eeekkkk! I am so excited! When we moved into this home 3 years ago I looked into adding a fireplace and it was over 5,000 to do it. And not to mention we would have to add gas to our home to get a gas fireplace. Which would be nice, but not ready to fully commit to this house. So very excited to attempt this electric fireplace. I really hope this works out.

Above is the area we are going to add the fireplace. I tapped off the space to visually see where the fireplace will go. Taping it off helps to much to know the scale. We ordered THIS Wood Mantle, you can see it leaning against the wall. Considering leaving it natural, as is. What do you think?? Also the bright will go floor to ceiling.

We renovated our beach house a few years ago and winterized it so we could go through out the year. I really wanted a fireplace but a wood burning one or a gas one were not options. I had to REALLY convince my husband to have an electric one installed. He reluctantly agreed because he, too, thought they were super cheesy. Fast forward to now and he LOVES it! It is his favorite thing about that house in the cooler months. He wakes up every morning and goes downstairs to listen to music, read the paper snd drink his tea while sitting on the couch in front of the fireplace. It not only adds nice ambience but ours throws off a decent amount of heat, too. I am sure you will love it and wonder why you waited so long to do it!

This is the easiest shiplap fireplace tutorial! For about $550 you can build your own shiplap fireplace bump out (tv and insert not included). Step by step instructions with video and shopping and cut lists from Ana-White.com

Turn a boring wall into a gorgeous fireplace centerpiece with Ana White's easy shiplap fireplace tutorial using an electric fireplace insert. Get that cozy feeling in your living room, all for about $550! Free step by step plans with video, diagrams, shopping list - everything you need to make it happen.

Other options like wood burning or gas fireplaces may need venting, gas lines, clearances to non combustibles, and more. Gas or wood burning insert can also be expensive, heavy and difficult to install.

Before beginning this project, make sure you have necessary electrical available. Our tv cord barely reached the outlet, and the fireplace insert needs power as well. The fireplace insert may need a dedicated circuit, depending on the model. Consult with an electrician.

Build the front wall framing. The center green 2x4 board is placed at the desired top height of the fireplace insert. From there, fill in remaining boards to create the fireplace insert opening framing, following fireplace insert's recommendations.

Where does the heat go? Since this fireplace is electric, it produces no heat if you just have the flames turned on. When you use the heater function, a blower pushes the heat out the front from along the top edge of the glass.

Back from that side note of a thought derailment: Even though this little house is a total rehab, there are some really fun little charming elements that we wanted to keep. The fireplace was one of them.

At first, the plans were as a budget saver. I thought that we could use the brick as is, and maybe add a little to it. The proportions were a little off for our liking, but we could make it work. The little brass opening was even charming, if dated. We just thought maybe we needed a bigger opening.

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