Fantastic fireplace wall. The stunning fireplace wall in this Calgary living room looks to be carved out of concrete, but it’s actually covered in concrete-look porcelain tiles. The custom fireplace wall features a large central nook for storing firewood and a built-in bench with overhead lighting. The wall adds an edgy industrial touch to the farmhouse-inspired space.
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In the living space is an original wood-burning fireplace that serves as a great focal point in the room. “My favorite part of the fireplace is the New California glazed brick in cobalt from Clé Tile in Sausalito, California,” Lee says. He had the accent tile installed upon moving in.
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A vintage 1940s French pommel horse sits to the right of the fireplace. Tying in the colors of the room is artwork (above the fireplace) from Ernest de la Torre, purchased at Design on a Dime.
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A vintage 1940s French pommel horse sits to the right of the fireplace. Tying in the colors of the room is artwork (above the fireplace) from Ernest de la Torre, purchased at Design on a Dime.
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Focal-point fireplace. A clean-lined fireplace that goes right up to the ceiling can make the perfect canvas for playing with tile patterns. Choose just one favorite pattern or mix and match designs — this application was inspired by the bold colors and patterns of tile seen in Spain.
Fantastic fireplace wall. The stunning fireplace wall in this Calgary living room looks to be carved out of concrete, but it’s actually covered in concrete-look porcelain tiles. The custom fireplace wall features a large central nook for storing firewood and a built-in bench with overhead lighting. The wall adds an edgy industrial touch to the farmhouse-inspired space.
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