8ft fireplace wall

DO ensure that the TV is smaller than the width of the mantle (Use the 2/3 rule if you can). DO mount the TV to wall. Setting the TV on the mantle can look a little clunky. DO hang the TV 4 to 8 inches above the mantle. DO hide the cords. DO apply a piece of digital art to the screen if you can (you don’t even need a Frame TV for this!).

Accent Wall Designs on Instagram: "Lots of people ask me for BUILD PLANS, but I don’t have anything professional looking to share. I’ve sent several people a picture of my drawings with measurements and cut lists, trying to help. Every build is unique. From 8’ - 12’ ceilings, 50” - 85” TVs, and 50” - 72” fireplaces (and more). . Would you like to see my “sketches”, even if it’s not the exact size you’re trying to build on your own? Comment ‘YES’ below. It will take some work, but if I…

This is the easiest shiplap fireplace tutorial! For about $550 you can build your own shiplap fireplace bump out (tv and insert not included). Step by step instructions with video and shopping and cut lists from Ana-White.com

When purchasing a gas or electric fireplace, one of the most popular questions is how high to mount it. This can be tricky to navigate since every living space is different. The big thing to keep in mind is that fireplaces always look best when looking down at them, not up. From there, you can place your fireplace in the position that makes your space look its best.

A few years ago, I gave my fireplace a makeover with paint. Lately, I’ve been wanting to add something a little more special. Add Pinterest to this mix, and suddenly I’m DEEP in a rabbit hole of shiplap fireplace ideas! I collected over 21 different shiplap fireplaces with different styles, shapes, colors, and designs to

How to build a modern fireplace tv wall, on a budget, that looks like marble using faux marble laminate sheets with electric fireplace insert and flush mount tv.