Diy fireplace

A DIY tutorial about how to build a realistic looking oversized faux fireplace using a thrifted mantel. #diytutorial #fauxfireplace #fireplace #fireplacemakeover #mantel #thriftedmantel #diyfireplace

How to build a DIY shiplap electric fireplace and mantel! This project is super simple and affordable! Step by step instructions and photos.

Full tutorial and plans for building your own DIY custom electric fireplace with insert with hidden shelving for storage. @comestayawhile

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

How to frame and finish a built-in electric fireplace with drywall. Follow this step-by-step tutorial for custom and beautiful results!

Don’t have a fireplace in your home? Want one but don’t want a major renovation? This fireplace wall was fairly easy to do and it transformed the space so much. It’s crazy how cozy a fireplace can make a space, even if it’s only and electric one. Follow along with me and I will show you how I tran

I'm excited to share a project I did for a customer a while back. She came to me with a few different inspiration ideas for a faux fireplace, and I was so excited to build one. I built this while living in Hawaii. There, you don't see many fireplaces, so this Faux Fireplace and Mantel

When we were in the design process for the house I thought skipping a fireplace would be a area that we could cut back, because we live in the south and how much would we ever use it. Function over form, however when we moved in the big wall was so empty and the tv looked awkward without some sort o

No fireplace? No problem! Check out how you can make your own renter-friendly DIY faux fireplace with peel and stick tiles available at The Home Depot!

When I was dreaming up the design for the living room in the Barnhouse renovation, I KNEW I wanted a fireplace on the back wall because it's the first thing you see when you walk into the house.