Eclectic Family Room Design Photos with a Tile Fireplace Surround
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This bright living room is set off by a gentle off-white trim, vaulted ceiling and stained, exposed beams. A wicker ceiling fan and woven wooden blinds pair beautifully with the stained, dark walnut hardwood flooring and sisal rug. In the far left is a bit of the turquoise glass tile fireplace.
At the room’s center is a cocktail table with grass insets, brass side tables and metallic silver lamps. The room’s textures are complemented by rattan bookcases, tweed chairs and matching solid, sand-colored sofa.
Guenther Designs & Consulting LLC
The fireplace and mantle in the family room. Note the coffered ceiling and the stains tongue and groove ceiling.
The oversized window look out onto the pool and onto the fairway
Holly Spaulding for Ethan Allen of Fredericksburg
Working with the existing rug, I updated this federalist home to reflect a new purpose of entertaining and family use. Using the rustic console to support buffet lamps created a well lit and functional area for TV viewing. An over sized coffee table joins both sides of the wide room yet leaving an open traffic pattern.
J.S. Brown & Co.
Designed by Monica Lewis, CMKBD. MCR, UDCP
Todd Yarrington - Professional photography.
Bollinger Design Group, LTD
The family room fireplace was redesigned to unify several disconnected elements, creating a more coherent space for TV and fireplace viewing. Walnut was chosen to contrast and compliment the rustic maple floors already in the room. The designers added the built-in trophy case to display some of the awards and trophies that had been awarded to the children.
MC Design LLC
Built-in window seating with layered pillows envelops the room to create a comfortable, relaxed environment.
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This house from 1980’s had enclosed dining room separated with walls from the family room and the kitchen. The builder’s original kitchen was poorly laid out with just one bank of drawers. There was hardly any storage space for today’s lifestyle.
The wall dividing the family room and the kitchen from the dining room was removed to create an open concept space. Moving the kitchen sink to the corner freed up more space for the pots and pans drawers. An island was added for extra storage and an eating area for the couple.
This eclectic interior has white and grey kitchen cabinets with granite and butcher block countertops. The walnut butcher block on the island created the focal point and added some contrast to the high gloss cabinets and the concrete look marmoleum floor.
The fireplace facade is done in tiles which replicate rusted metal. The dining room ceiling was done with cove lighting.
The house was brought up to today’s lifestyle of living for the owners.
Shiva Gupta
Eclectic Family Room Design Photos with a Tile Fireplace Surround
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