Ideas about Cultured Stone Use In Fireplace Design
In a family home, a fireplace is u an inviting centerpiece, and to the overall design of your home, it is crucial to choose the location and design of your fireplace. But using cultured stone can offer you the most flexibility in design style and color!
It is very important to choose a cultured stone color that reflects the color scheme and style of your home. If you have cool gray tones and a contemporary setting, you should use a cultured stone that is smooth to the touch and captures the colors within your flooring, kitchen cabinets, and paint colors. If you have warm earthy tones and a more traditional setting, choose rough stones in matching earthy colors. Cultures stone comes in a variety of styles and colors!
Use stone accents to enhance the layout of your fireplace. A limestone hearth and mantle will maintain a rustic feel, while a wood mantle will dress it up for a more formal setting. So, you can play with the shape of your fireplace by simply framing the box in a simple or elaborate design because cultured stone is light enough to be attached to basic framing materials,.
Unlike natural stone, cultured stone can be put on the face of a fireplace without additional support under a floor deck although some additional support is suggested on a 2 – story application.
For more decorating ideas, product guides and step-by-step directions go to the culture stone fireplace design page at our website.
