Concrete is a super modern material that can be used anywhere around the house and looks very organic in many decor styles. You may apply it to floors, walls, ceilings, create a whole concrete bathroom or living room. Today we are sharing one more cool ideas to apply concrete in your home – create a fireplace surround, let’s take a closer look at it.
How Can A Concrete Fireplace Look?
A concrete fireplace can be very different: it can be large, small or take a whole wall, it can feature various colors (yes, concrete has different colors), and it can show off various designs – from very industrial to absolutely sleek and minimalist. You may go for a small built-in fireplace with a concrete surround that take a whole wall or just some space around it – it’s up to you. You can go for a double-sided concrete fireplace to adorn two spaces at once and divide them at the same time.
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Is Concrete A Safe Fireplace Surround?
Concrete is one of the best materials to use for a fireplace surround. It is very durable, attractive and nonflammable. Limiting shrinkage in concrete can be achieved by good mix design. That is, using good ingredients and proportioning them correctly. This can also help to create higher strength concrete, which also mitigates the potential for cracking.
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A modern concrete fireplace with an oversized nich for storing firewood is a cool statement for any space.
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How To Style A Concrete Fireplace?
Go for one or several niches for storing firewood, such a feature will become a centerpiece of any space, even if it’s a non-working piece, and firewood will give a cozy feel no worse than a working fireplace could. Organize a sitting zone around this fireplace and it will be a space of attraction. Add texture to your concrete or go for a rough wood slab mantel to make it more interesting and eye-catching. Decorate around it with tiles, metal and potted plants and voila – your fireplace zone is gorgeous! Get inspired!
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