How to frame a fireplace

A diy fireplace makeover of a 1970's stone fireplace. A step by step tutorial how to frame and resurface an outdated fireplace using 2x10's, 2x4's and pine.

Over a year and a half ago, way back on September 1, 2015, we asked a question in a blog post. We had a mantel we'd need to build any day, and we needed to make a determination on just how that mantel in our living room should look. Well, we've been slowly working on this living room project and have finally reached a point where that day has arrived. Before we get into details, let's recap (in case you don't remember our blog post from a year and a half ago). The original mantel in the room…

How to build a DIY shiplap electric fireplace and mantel! This project is super simple and affordable! Step by step instructions and photos.

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Today’s project, how to build a DIY fireplace with electric insert is such a great way to add warmth and coziness to a room. Yes friends, I’m sharing how to make a fake fireplace with a DIY mantel using an electric fireplace insert that works with or without heat. I know what you’re thinking… How...Read More »

Learn how to build a DIY fireplace surround and give your dated fireplace a makeover with this step-by-step tutorial.

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I flew to California to help my DIY bestie, Michelle, build a faux fireplace. We build this fireplace surround in ONE weekend and also crammed in a lot more fun and I made so many new friends! The fireplace turned out amazing by the way!

Disclaimer: this post contains affiliate links. All opinions and experiences are my own. I’m so excited to share my biggest DIY project to date! When we bought our new home in August 2021 the only thing missing was a cozy fireplace in this 1900’s farmhouse it only seemed fitting! Our living r

I love this. Would only need to add the top part to our existing FP. And update the ugly tile.