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David Sparks
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Even before we broke ground on our new home we knew that we were going to be installing a SPARK fireplace. We had poured over countless designs, and portfolios and visited dozens of local fireplace shops and every time we saw a SPARK we instantly recognized it for its understated elegance. It had a gravitational pull for our design sensibilities because it was unmistakably SPARK. A must have for the modern home we were building. We couldn't be happier with how it turned out. Located in the center of our main floor living area, the 3ft Direct Vent Vu Thru commands a first, second and third look. You just can’t help but stare. It separates our formal indoor/outdoor living space and a cozy home office. It unassumingly provides the backdrop for a glass of wine at night, with our dog, Sparky (no relation I swear) always finding a way to nestle in tight, basking in the warmth that cascades from the flames. We chose to highlight the brightness of the SPARK's ribbon flame by choosing a black high shine, oversized square, Italian tile that swirls to invoke the likeness of a vinyl record. Very fitting as this is also the room in the home where all the vinyl is played. Capped with custom fabricated steel corners, the black fireplace column runs floor to ceiling and can be seen from virtually every other room in the house. They say the kitchen is the heart of the home, but in our home it truly is our SPARK. Model: Direct Vent Vu Thru 3 ft Designer: Jennifer Grundy Photographer: Steve Fuller

Large trendy master gray tile and porcelain tile porcelain tile bathroom photo in Seattle with an undermount sink, shaker cabinets, dark wood cabinets, quartz countertops, a one-piece toilet and gray walls

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Even before we broke ground on our new home we knew that we were going to be installing a SPARK fireplace. We had poured over countless designs, and portfolios and visited dozens of local fireplace shops and every time we saw a SPARK we instantly recognized it for its understated elegance. It had a gravitational pull for our design sensibilities because it was unmistakably SPARK. A must have for the modern home we were building. We couldn't be happier with how it turned out. Located in the center of our main floor living area, the 3ft Direct Vent Vu Thru commands a first, second and third look. You just can’t help but stare. It separates our formal indoor/outdoor living space and a cozy home office. It unassumingly provides the backdrop for a glass of wine at night, with our dog, Sparky (no relation I swear) always finding a way to nestle in tight, basking in the warmth that cascades from the flames. We chose to highlight the brightness of the SPARK's ribbon flame by choosing a black high shine, oversized square, Italian tile that swirls to invoke the likeness of a vinyl record. Very fitting as this is also the room in the home where all the vinyl is played. Capped with custom fabricated steel corners, the black fireplace column runs floor to ceiling and can be seen from virtually every other room in the house. They say the kitchen is the heart of the home, but in our home it truly is our SPARK. Model: Direct Vent Vu Thru 3 ft Designer: Jennifer Grundy Photographer: Steve Fuller

Porcelain tile countertop with a glass accent as the backsplash. Flooring is a porcelain plank wood look.
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Even before we broke ground on our new home we knew that we were going to be installing a SPARK fireplace. We had poured over countless designs, and portfolios and visited dozens of local fireplace shops and every time we saw a SPARK we instantly recognized it for its understated elegance. It had a gravitational pull for our design sensibilities because it was unmistakably SPARK. A must have for the modern home we were building. We couldn't be happier with how it turned out. Located in the center of our main floor living area, the 3ft Direct Vent Vu Thru commands a first, second and third look. You just can’t help but stare. It separates our formal indoor/outdoor living space and a cozy home office. It unassumingly provides the backdrop for a glass of wine at night, with our dog, Sparky (no relation I swear) always finding a way to nestle in tight, basking in the warmth that cascades from the flames. We chose to highlight the brightness of the SPARK's ribbon flame by choosing a black high shine, oversized square, Italian tile that swirls to invoke the likeness of a vinyl record. Very fitting as this is also the room in the home where all the vinyl is played. Capped with custom fabricated steel corners, the black fireplace column runs floor to ceiling and can be seen from virtually every other room in the house. They say the kitchen is the heart of the home, but in our home it truly is our SPARK. Model: Direct Vent Vu Thru 3 ft Designer: Jennifer Grundy Photographer: Steve Fuller

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Living Room
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A Spark fireplace is featured across from the bed. Spark's description of this gorgeous feature is better than anything I could ever write: "Magically transform any wall into a decorative niche with this wall mounted gas fireplace that hangs effortlessly, like a work of fine art. A minimalist’s dream, its reflective porcelain interior amplifies the flame’s beauty to create depth." Now that's a fireplace built for a master suite! Designer: Debra Owens Photographer: Michael Hunter

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Porcelain tile countertop with a glass accent as the backsplash. Flooring is a porcelain plank wood look. Shower is done in the same tile used for the countertop with strips of a glass mosaic to accent through out the shower.

The Spark series is a ceramic wall tile designed to emulate hand-crafted tile. It boasts a range of textures and slight glaze variation from piece to piece.

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Living room - contemporary living room idea in Austin

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