Faux fireplace diy with tv

Looking for DIY faux fireplace ideas? Here is how we created a fireplace mantel in our living room and used a Samsung Frame TV for decor.

Discover the secrets of building a stunning faux fireplace from scratch. Transform your space without the expense of a designer, using budget-friendly materials.

Make over your fireplace with an electric fireplace insert to transform your space and immediately add an element of design and style

If you’ve been watching my stories on Instagram, you may have seen us installing our electric fireplace last week, and many of you requested a full tutorial so here it is! Materials needed: Fireplace mantel (find one secondhand on FB Marketplace/OfferUp!) Electric fireplace insert Faux brick sheet (or decorative panel of your choice) 2x4s Wood […]

Fake it till you make it! This super fun DIY fake brick fireplace is sure to get the conversation started when guest come over and see it!

Materials: (5) 2x4x8 Premium Whitewood Stud (5) 2x2x8 Furring Strips (1) 1x6x8 Common Board 2in Construction Screws 1/5in 4×8 Underlayment Plywood (for shelving) 1/5in 4×8 Underlayment Plywood (for mantel) (2) Piano Hinge (for doors) (4) Surface Mount Soft-Close Hinges (for mantel) 48″ Electric Fireplace Insert (I used this one) Corner Piece Moulding Shiplap (I used […]

When I was dreaming up the design for the living room in the Barnhouse renovation, I KNEW I wanted a fireplace on the back wall because it's the first thing you see when you walk into the house.

My mantel dreams finally coming true, you guys! While I initially was a bit disappointed in not being able to find a home with a real fireplace (seriously, the housing market inventory was at an

Nothing adds warmth and coziness to a room quite like a fireplace. It adds character, architectural interest, and design potential to any space. If you aren’t blessed with a fireplace in your home, that’s okay — there are plenty of ways to DIY a faux version.Susanne Sampson (Sweet Bungalow) knew her ’90s builder-grade home needed more personality, and it also needed a divider between the living and dining rooms.