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Who makes the fireplace and where did you get the stone?

13 years ago

I assume the fireplace is one of those electric fireplaces as there appears to be no vent above. I also like the stone - and would love to recreate this set up in a nook in my basement!

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Ryan Group Architects
12 years ago
The fireplace is from Town and Country. It is a natural gas fireplace ... not electric. The vent go up and out the wall behind the television. The stone is a basalt that was shipped from Montana.

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