Create a cozy escape with these brick fireplace ideas.
James Ransom; Styling: Alya Hameedi
There’s nothing quite as classic as a brickfireplace.
The pinnacle of coziness, brick fireplaces provide a homey warmth to any room, no matter the season.
Credit:James Ransom; Styling: Alya Hameedi
The versatility of brick fireplaces doesn’t stay within the bricks themselves.
Adding a mantel or frame around the fireplace can add dimension and create cohesion with your space’s style.
Check out these brick fireplace ideas to inspire your next home redesign or remodel.
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This fireplace used weathered bricks to create a vintage, cozy look to the living room.
This fireplace from the2019Southern LivingIdea Housefeatures two identical sconces and plants to create symmetry and break up the brick.
This living room features a fireplace that has a few unexpected shapes to give it a more unique look.
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Strike a Balance
Sometimes a full brick fireplace can overwhelm a spaceespecially smaller rooms.
Inthis 1930s Virginia home, the brick layer contrasts nicely with the white walls.
This fireplace features a white wood frame around the classic red brick to make a charming yet modern look.
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This fireplace has a basketweave look that adds a unique and visually appealing element to the space.
The surround paintedHale Navy (HC-154) by Benjamin Moorehelps bring all the elements together.
Raise for Storage
Don’t keep your extra firewood tucked awayput it on display.
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This outdoor space filled the fireplace with candles instead of firewood for a more romantic vibe.
Inthis coastal living room, red bricks would be too stark.
This living room has a frame around the fireplace that juts out from the wall to create dimension.
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To prevent the dining room (above right) from feeling cavernous, she chose large pieces, like an eight-seater table and a hanging shade.Credit:Alison Gootee
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