Family Room Design Photos with Red Walls and a Standard Fireplace
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The Stove Shop Fireplace Center
This is a Peterson Real Fyre direct vent gas insert that we installed in a 1920's farmhouse. It has a dual burner so you can enjoy the fire without too much heat and a variable speed blower. Since it is direct vent you are not using heated room air for combustion and the by-product of combustion is going out the flue.
Cindi B. Jones
An entertainment space for discerning client who loves Texas, vintage, reclaimed materials, stone, distressed wood, beer tapper, wine, and sports memorabilia. Photo by Jeremy Fenelon
Emily Kandel Design
Susan Fisher Photography
A Family Room for hanging out, watching TV and relaxing. But comfortable and elegant at the same time.
Denise Quade Design
A large flat TV was incorporated into the new fireplace design. A gas insert was selected and paired with marble tile surround.
Michael Molesky Interior Design
TV viewing family room by Michael Molesky Interior Design. Deep brick red wall color is warm and inviting. Soft corduroy and mohair upholstery fabrics. Leather button tufted oversized ottoman. Green accent color in both the silk curtains and bookshelf backs.
Tenhulzen Residential
The new family room remains sunken with a decorative structural column providing a visual reflection about the centerline of a new lower-profile hearth and open gas flame, surrounded by slab stone and mantle made completely of cabinetry parts. Two walls of natural light were formed by a 90 square foot addition that replaced a portion of the patio, providing a comfortable location for an expandable nook table. The millwork and paint scheme was extended into the foyer, where we put a delightful end to our final touches on this home.
Garman Builders Inc.
The family room has a vaulted ceiling with dormer windows and a rust-colored accent wall. The impressive two-story stone and brick fireplace holds a large wood-framed mirror reflecting the unique dual fans hung from the ceiling.
Layton Wheeler, Inc.
This home was originally built with premium quality salvaged materials like these 200 year old beams. The original builders sought out old mills and barns in the area and found some amazing materials. This home was built in 1967 and totally renovated and its size doubled in 2008.
Family Room Design Photos with Red Walls and a Standard Fireplace
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