This is the same house as the last posting with the beaded walls…. just a different project.
This is the fireplace that we painted in my client’s living room. It started out being plain white (I have an aversion to white).
We stippled on a texture and then gave it a glaze. Metallic highlights on the details are soft and subtle.
Can’t wait until the clients have moved in to the house and decorated! Things look so much prettier when a space is completely done, but I wanted to share it early.
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Absolutely beautiful!!
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Cathy
so much yummier and warmer than plain old white!
When are you going to take me there is person??? Yummy, I love it!
It is really nice! It makes it look very grand! And expensive! Two great qualities.
You could probably make an outhouse look grand and expensive with your techniques!
Oh my gosh…just you wait till I get my harlequin wall photos up!!
Oh that’s NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICE.
I have the plain white fireplace surround, my husband asks me at least twice a week what I am going to do with it. Nothing stays white around here! I am looking for the perfect treatment…
~Misti
That is stunning! I love it!
Was this a concrete fireplace or a wood surround Jennifer?? Now that the great holiday take down of 2010 is over and the LR is toy free I am now wanting to faux the fireplace surround. Looking around for ideas.
What products did you use to do this? And what steps?
What products did you use to do this? And what steps?
We stippled Aquastone on it and glazed it with colored Aquacreme.