Fireplaces
are well known for the comfort, warmth, and relaxation that they
bring to a home. They serve as the center around which a family can
gather, a common space aside from the ever-present television.
Fireplaces can also double as display spaces: mantels are commonly
home to pictures of loved ones and often serve as canvases for
holiday decorations. Here are a few YouTube videos that show some
ways to get creative with fireplace decoration.
With
summer winding down and fall just around the corner, the time for a
change in decoration is coming. This video contains some helpful tips
on decorating the fireplace for autumn.
- Use natural elements that give the feeling of the fall season: pumpkins, gourds, warm colors, and berries.
- Use candles for extra color and added ambience.
- Antique books create visual interest, an aged feel, and a nice aesthetic. They can also be used to add height.
A
lot of homes have fireplaces, but not everyone makes full use of
them. If you don’t regularly hold fires, you can still make your
fireplace a focal point:
- Use your empty fireplace as a display case.
- Use wood, river rocks, and dried flowers for a natural, rustic look.
- Use candles and a mirror to mimic the ambience of a fireplace fire.
- Fireplaces work as a great frame for plants, boxes, and books.
This
video has some general tips for decorating mantels, particularly the
best ways to use a mirror as part of an attractive display.
- Make sure that the mirror isn’t reflecting anything unsightly or distracting.
- Add other elements to balance the display.
- Use plants to bridge the gaps between objects.
With
these techniques, you can make your fireplace a unique and attractive
focal point and comfortable gathering space in your home, even when a
fire isn’t burning.
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