Looks terrific! Can you describe how you did it?

I cleaned it well with a wire brush to remove all the loose bits of grout. Cleaned it with tsp. Painted the entire surface with 2 coats with a light grey colour. Cut out a sponge the same size as the bricks. Used a paint tray and used a paint brush to get a thin coat of paint on the part of the tray you usually roll out the roller on. Stuck my sponge on that and started stamping the bricks. I wanted different consistencies so I used different pressures on the sponge. And I did this with 4 different colours.

Excellent......It looks wonderful......

That is impressive. Well worth your time and effort!

Well done Christine b, looks great!

Amazing. Well done.

Fabulous transformation!

One of the best fireplace transformations I have seen. Great job!

I usually do not like painted brick, but you did a great job!

Thank you for the explanation. It turned out really, really, well with the varied colors. I'm thinking of doing something to my monster fireplace wall and this might work.

Wow!!!!!that looks amazing!!!

What a difference! Bravo!

Fly4fun - that would totally work on your fireplace!!

Fabulous job!

Very cool and creative great job.

It looks very nice. A lot more modern and contemporary.

Very nicely done!

Absolutely perfect!

Great update!

Time well spent with all of those sponges. Looks great!

Great transformation with just a little paint and an artistic eye!