need help with fireplace
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hace 7 añosThe fire suround would be fabulous painted in a contrasting colour to the Blue or Grey, Pure and Original have a wonderful limepaint (Fresco) which gives a great textured look and that would look great on the insert maybe Steel Blue or Slate Grey
Ellie Buttercup
hace 7 añosThis is the view of the room from the door. We are getting shutters fitted in a month so the curtains will be coming down x
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AJS Estates Ltd
hace 7 añosThis is a surround we painted for a room set in Burned Sand so painting can really work well
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hace 7 añosHi. I prefer the fire with the fender removed. Hague blue looks stunning against rich woods, this is an image from F&B. How tall are the ceilings though and do you have cornicing?
bfrobson
hace 7 añosI really like pewter on the wood surround, here's a photo of my lounge fireplace
[originally dark mahogany]
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Laura Thomas
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hace 7 añosHi craigwoallon,
in answer to your question about painting my fireplace - it was pretty straightforward. I sanded with fine sandpaper then used a white primer [grey might be better, but I already had white!]. Then two thin coats of pewter paint - just watch out for drips around any mouldings. I first did it six years ago and I've recently just recoated because we're redecorating. The original was an 1829 Precious Metals paint - but I couldn't track any down so this time I've used Polyvine metallic paint. In terms of chipping there were two tiny [and I mean TINY] chips on the bottom right side of the fireplace surround after six years - where the white primer was visible from a distance of around 60cm. I might not have repainted were it not for the matching frame around a doormat by the french doors to the garden that is more scuffed. As it has not been repainted yet I'll put a photo on. Excuse the muddy mat - we've been terracing the garden - clay soil. This was made from some mahogany salvaged from our hardwood conservatory [a victim of the extension I'm afraid]. It has survived six years of trailing feet - muddy boots and trainers [we use the door daily]. The only place the paint has really suffered is around the inner edge [down to the wood if you look closely] and the front left corner where the joint had some filler in it. It will be repainted when we get to this end of the room!
Jacqueline
hace 7 añosOur surround was dark oak with dull tile inserts before it's revamp. Loving the result as I think it goes well with our dove grey base & ink blue accent colour!!
Ellie Buttercup
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hace 7 añosCompletely re-inventing your fireplace is a lot easier than most people think, so good news! If you're doing your walls in hague blue or soft grey I would recommend removing the fire surround, and knocking out and opening up your fire chamber, so that it can take a wood burning stove - I think a Pioneer400 or a Vision500 from Clearview Stoves would be great in there - both can be painted in Welsh Slate Blue which would go beautifully (you're probably talking about £1,800 for the building works, purchasing the stove, and installing a flue liner and connecting through your chimney stack). Once you've done that a cast stone fireplace would be beautiful - to go with your style I would say a Frazier or Bolection style would be the best. This picture is of the Rudloe Bolection II fireplace in Portland cast stone - it's my favourite! Ignore the gas fire basket in there, it's the stone surround that's the important bit.
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Rudloe
hace 7 añosFurther thoughts should you not wish to install a stove...
You could still knock back and open up the chamber slightly, retaining your fire basket, and then use heat-proof plaster to smooth over the area. Then install a cast stone fireplace as previously mentioned, with matching chamber, hearth and slips. Here's a picture of the Frazier, which is lovely:
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hace 7 añosHi, both the fireplace and chimney breast have been painted here in Fresco limepaint from Pure and Original, is this a look you would like, lots more colours to choose from but it creates a stone effect finish
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