Floating Fireplace

6 years ago

Any ideas on how to balance out the floating fireplace. I'm thinking of framing it in so that it goes all the way down to ground level. I know the brick needs to be painted but I'm afraid that won't fix the fireplace issue. Please and thank you!

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kodiac23
6 years ago
Foundation planting would help tremendously
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decoenthusiaste
6 years ago
Landscaping would solve a lot of the issues I see.
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Patricia Colwell Consulting
6 years ago
The brick does not need to be painted but IMO the siding is the wrong color. Is this the entry or the back of the house ? I need more info . Yes landscaping will help a lot but if this is the back of the house IMO a huge deck would be great.
Lori Arthurs
Original Author
6 years ago
@Patricia Colwell Consulting, it is the front of the house. Would you recommend going darker on the paint? Maybe pull a color from the brick? Thanks for your feedback - much appreciated!
housegal200
6 years ago
Get a garden designer to plan landscaping that will enhance the house and camouflage that fireplace. Sage would be a great color for the house or, as you suggest, a dark shade of one of the bricks but light enough so there's contrast with the trim.
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