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Elizabeth Reich

Interior Designers & Decorators

Example of a classic dark wood floor family room design in DC Metro with beige walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and a wall-mounted tv

Family RoomTraditional Family Room, DC Metro

Photography by Jamie Sentz

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http://jenkinsbaer.com
Example of a classic dark wood floor family room design in DC Metro with beige walls, a standard fireplace, a stone fireplace and a wall-mounted tv —  Houzz
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This photo has 26 questions
maureencara wrote:May 3, 2012
Where can I buy the rug?

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    Hi Lori and Molly, I am sorry for the delay, I will ask and get a price for you both. Where are you located? As far as a more neutral palette, I would have to check to see what they have available. Thanks! Will get back to you. Can you email me at the website associated with this account? www. jenkinsbaer.com
    August 8, 2012
  • Lea Malagon
    Looking to purchase 10 x14
    May 5, 2013
ysnyc wrote:Apr 6, 2014
Where can I get this rug?

legacybda wrote:Jul 28, 2013
Stone?

- Is this a veneer or real stone also who is the manufacture?

mcflyt2 wrote:Mar 1, 2013
Audio storage

- With the rest of the room not seen- where do u store DVD payer & all the videos and mess?

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    I'm sorry, the stone was done by the custom builder before I was hired for the job. Beautiful though!
    April 17, 2013
  • PRO
    Baltimore Design Group
    My clients appreciate my use of stone to focus attention upon a fireplace. Stone offers many colors, textures, sizes, and shapes, resulting in an interesting dimensional surface.
    January 8, 2014
jengcooke wrote:Jul 19, 2012
Where can I get the white chair? And is it linen or leather? Love it!

  • jengcooke
    Thanks so much. Gorgeous!
    July 19, 2012
  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    I forgot to answer you- it's linen. Thanks!
    July 20, 2012
Gabriela Richardson wrote:Jan 3, 2013
Where was the rug purchased?

- Thank you

  • Kris Broder
    Where can you find the rug for purchase?
    January 5, 2013
  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    Hi, I found this at a local carpet showroom. Perhaps take this photo to a designer or your local carpet vendor. Thanks!
    February 19, 2013
krisgal94 wrote:Sep 17, 2012
How hard it is it to mount the tv on the stone? Where is the wiring?

- We are moving to a house with a similar fireplace. Trying to figure out where to put tv since room is mostly windows and french doors. If we don't mount the tv, chairs will have to have their backs to fireplace in order to see tv.

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    This was done by the builder. You can talk with a good audio visual company to see about having them help you hide the wires. There is also a remote eye that can take the place of large equipment so that you can hide it in another location. Not sure what your condition is exactly, but you could try hiding some wiring in a mantle creatively. For example, if you had a large rustic looking wooden mantle attached to the stone, you could theoretically carve out some space for the wires to be hidden. Good luck!
    September 17, 2012
  • Jonathan Graham
    I agree with Elizabeth about getting an av specialist to penetrate the stone and run a wire chase to remote location to house the dvd player, amplifier, etc. This is a must and typically not that difficult. Mounting the TV to the stone is another matter. A back plate (typically PVC or plywood) should be fastened into the stone. Then opening in the backplate should expose the wiring. Now the TV is mounted to the backplate and adjusted to be parallel to the stone.

    A casement that attaches to the backplate will conceal the wiring completely and make the TV look like a piece of purposeful furniture. The casement can be faux painted to match the stone or simply be an espresso stained walnut to blend into the room decor. It is worth the effort.

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    October 7, 2012
decoratingideasforme wrote:Feb 5, 2013
Love the lamp - Where can I purchase it?

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    Thank you. This is from one of our to the trade vendors.
    February 18, 2013
lfaulknerdesigns wrote:Jan 19, 2013
Where could I purchase this carpet?

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    Try taking this photo to a local carpet source. It's so unusual they would recognize it if they have it. Good luck.
    January 31, 2013
stellerproject wrote:Jan 15, 2013
height of TV

- How high is the TV hung? What is the general rule of thumb for comfortable viewing? Do you have an opinion. I love this look of the fireplace with the TV above, but is ok for watching?

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    It depends on the distance between the sofa and the TV. The further away it is, the less of an angle for viewing. Sometimes the mantle is just too high for comfortable viewing.
    January 17, 2013
sandyjbarclay wrote:Jan 12, 2013
TV

- Love the look. Just wondering where the play station, Wii, cable box, etc are hidden??

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    Thank you. They have an electronic eye so the media equipment can be hidden, however they don't use a Wii in this room. They have all of that set up in the lower level.
    January 14, 2013
cathy89128 wrote:Dec 3, 2012
Love the picture

- Where can I purchase the picture?

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    Hi, thanks. My client purchased it several years ago at a Bethesda, MD gallery.
    December 3, 2012
R B wrote:Nov 12, 2012
what is the size of the fireplace opening?

- what is the size of the fireplace box?

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    I'm sorry, I no longer have that information. Thanks.
    December 6, 2012
jeslynn wrote:Oct 9, 2012
How tall are the ceilings?

- How tall are the ceilings?

loritorbett wrote:Aug 6, 2012
Rug Quote

- Can you give me a quote on an 8x10 of this rug?

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    This is a rather expensive rug, a recent quote was around $5K. Thank you for your interest.
    September 27, 2012
mspadafore wrote:Jul 11, 2012
What is the wall color?

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    It's Ben Moore Abingdon Puttym HC -99
    Very soothing.
    July 11, 2012
lori22715 wrote:Jul 8, 2012
What is the name of the stone?

  • PRO
    Elizabeth Reich
    I didn't specify the stone, it was in place when I started on the job. If you like this look I'd suggest showing it to your stone mason and asking to see similar for your job.
    July 9, 2012
Shelley Donoughe wrote:Nov 5, 2016
The horse painting

- Can you please tell me about the painting hung on the wall ..

    Greta Gerstner wrote:Jan 17, 2016
    What is the mantle made of?

    - Is it wood or stone? Thanks!

      onisti wrote:Jun 12, 2015
      onisti

      - pillows?

        tinapereirasmith wrote:Jan 7, 2015
        Need to find this stone!

        - I have been desperately trying to find this stone or something like it for my fireplace remodel. I know the stonework was done previously, but any guesses what it might be? Thank you!

          karenkirchhoff wrote:Oct 13, 2014
          Paint color?

          - What is the wall paint color?

            valerie6499 wrote:Apr 22, 2014
            TV above mantle, how?

            - Hi I was wondering how they secured the tv above the fireplace mantle onto the stone without any damage to the stone? I'm in a similar situation but with travertine stone above the mantle and we want to secure a 70" flat screen. Everyone we have come in contact with is not confident about how to do this and we don't know what to do. :/

              krishaz wrote:Mar 14, 2014
              Curtains

              - Where can I purchase the corner curtain rod?

                tamararose4 wrote:Jul 19, 2013
                Is this a wood burning fireplace?

                  Gabriela Richardson wrote:Jan 3, 2013
                  Where was the rug purchased?

                  - Thank you

                    What Houzz contributors are saying:

                    cninteriors
                    Charmean Neithart Interiors added this to 12 Hot Ideas for Fireplace FacingDec 28, 2013

                    Stone. There are many options of stone to choose from for a fireplace facing. I love to wander at stone yards looking at all the different varieties. Stones such as fieldstone come in many shapes, colors and textures.I suggest finding the best installer you can and work with him or her to select the best stone for your fireplace. Cost: Around $4,000 to $7,000 for stone and installation.

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