Illuminate any space with these ideas for brick, stone, tile, and plaster fireplaces.
Chad Mellon
A white fireplace is an easy way to brighten a room and add a timeless focal point.
Don’t let an outdated fireplace interfere with the aesthetic of your space.
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We’re sharing our favorite white fireplace ideas to help inspire your ownfireplace makeover.
A vertical whiteshiplap wallis a neutral backdrop to a black fireplace surround topped by a wooden floating mantel.
Minimal accessories and amonochromatic color palettemake the room feel clean and airy.
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Addingpotted plantsand wood furniture helps break up the neutral palette for a relaxed and welcoming feel.
The splash of white paint lightens up the room and allows the fireplace to stand out.
The fireplace and nearby built-ins create a sense of symmetry and height.
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The small hearth and oversized mantel make the white fireplace an architectural presence.
Themarbled white fireplacesurround serves as a counterpoint to the dark undertones used on the walls and furniture.
Style contrasts bring the sleek combination of maroon, blue, and white to life.
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A herringbone firebox juxtaposesabstract art piecesand contemporary furnishings.
Retro Glam
Anthony Masterson
A hefty brick fireplace adds elegant glamourthanks to white paintand chic accessories.
An oversized gold mirror and a pair ofunique gold sculpturesadd sparkle, contrasting the stark white-painted kindling.
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White and Wood Tones
A white fireplace contrasts thewood tonesand cozy neutrals of this living room.
Polished and Comfortable
Dominique Vorillon
White marblegives a chic, polished look to this fireplace.
The mantel is a simple white shelf that accents the marble without distracting from its polished look.
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Modern fretwork above the white fireplace and on the surrounding walls adds detail.
Simple Color Scheme
The key to a successful monochromatic look is nuanced shifts.
Here, a fireplace is surrounded by acarved stone wall.
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An intricate wooden mantel creates a visual break from the tone-on-tone stone facade and furniture.
The simplicity of the white fireplace and its traditional look complementrustic decorelements.
Above the fireplace, vintage window frames and vases lend character to the space.
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Farmhouse-Inspired
A simple yet statelylimewashed brickfireplace serves as a frame for a white-paneled room.
The narrow mantel makes this hearth look like an extension of the wall rather than a separate entity.
Theminimalist designties in perfectly with the farmhouse feel, adding a clean sophistication to the room.
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The curved chimney brings an old-world feel.
Decorative Mantel
This fireplace is located in a pass-through area of the home.
These features tie into therich black walland warm tones in the decor.
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An abstract, colorful painting and bright, shiny accessories on the mantel also draw attention to the hearth.
White Stone Chimney
A plain white fireplace is transformed with a weathered, rustic beam mantel.
Combining smooth and textured brick adds visual interest to the fireplace, with a charming painting displayed above.
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Neutral furnishings mixed withtouches of turquoisekeep the space feeling vibrant and lively.
Curved Fireplace Surround
A flair for the dramatic sets the design tone in this living room.
A tall, rounded, exaggerated cove emphasizes the height of the fireplace.
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Natural Elements
A classic white mantel is spruced up with clean, white-painted brick and earthy accessories.
The mantel is extended to give the space character.
Houseplants,vintage vases, and charming antique gold accents make the room welcoming.
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Traditional White
A simple white fireplace stands out in thisvintage-styleliving room.
Various types of furniture and accessories combined with asoft color palettegive the room an aged look.
The crisp white fireplace contrasts the muted hues to keep the space from looking muddied.
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The symmetrical arrangements of the shelves draw attention to the fireplace in the center.
A black frame around the firebox accentuates the fireplace even more.
A simpleantique mirrorsits on the mantel for a crisp, sophisticated look.
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Choosing the Right Kind of Fireplace
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