Building an archway between rooms fireplace

Double wardrobe it Decorating a master bedroom? One for you, one for the other half. Your chimney breast takes a lot of space in the bedroom it can be tricky to know where to place wardrobes, the bed, chest of drawers and more. Layout can be a headache. That's why built in alcove storage like these double wardrobes either side of the chimney breast are high on our priority list when we come to renovate the final room in our house.

A fresh like of paint to the chimney breast and fireplace surround can be a great budget option and finish it off with some carefully selected tiles to round out the colour scheme and tie in with the rest of the room. And there you have it! Stunning for next to nothing. Use the chimney breast as a feature in your bathroom We love a seeing clever room conversion and this one keeps the chimney breast structure to create the perfect space for a vanity-style look in the bathroom.

This layout idea could even work really nicely in another room as a vanity area as the chimney breast frames your mirror perfectly. Log it up! For when you're truly strapped for cash and need a quick, easy way to decorate your chimney breast without a fireplace, there are lots of affordable ideas you can try. It instantly makes the room feel cosy, and works in all areas of the house, from the bedroom, dining room to the living room.

Incorporate your chimney breast into your bedhead If ever there was an idea to accent your bedhead, this has to be it. Using a broader chimney breast as the backdrop for your bedhead makes for such a beautiful way to exhibit your bed as something extra special. This home has used panelling and a colour change either side of the picture rail for an easy way to make something that looks expensive.

This could be a great weekend DIY project for a bedroom transformation with a simple panel and paint job. We love big impact, small cost weekend reno jobs! This gorgeous living room combines both a wood burner with space for log storage and also an inset space for the TV. Build out into a visual centrepiece A chimney breast can be so much more than just a simple upright rectangular shape.

This York home has made a stunning feature in their living room by expanding the chimney breast to the side into alcoves as well as bring the elevated hearth forwards so the wood burner is more prominent. This is a smashing example of breaking traditional boundaries and showcasing your chimney breast in all its glory. Wallpaper the chimney I personally adore this look — when homeowners decide to wallpaper their chimney breast with an incredible pattern instead of paint.

If I was handier with the ol' cutting and pasting I'd have done this in our living room, but alas my skills aren't there yet! If you're the same, how about trying your hand at wallpapering a 'less important' chimney breast like the bedroom, where it's not such a big deal if your edges aren't perfect. For more ideas check out our chimney breast wallpaper ideas post.

The all-one-colour look If your chimney breast is in a fairly modest size room, you might worry that adding shelves and reinstating period details like coving and fireplaces will make the space smaller. And that's true to an extent. Continue to 4 of 41 below. If your living room is filled with square or rectangular shapes, like this living room from Britt Design Studio with its brick fireplace and rectangular wainscoting accents on the wall, add round or curved elements to the room for balance.

An arched bamboo-shaped fireplace screen adds more visual appeal. Continue to 5 of 41 below. Pops of navy and teal add color that still allows the fireplace to remain the main focus. Continue to 6 of 41 below. It's no design secret that pairing black and white accents creates a beautiful contrast.

Continue to 7 of 41 below. Continue to 8 of 41 below. Here, Flipping Nuts paired a black brick fireplace and black shiplap wall with a custom-made, natural wood mantel and mustard accents for a design that's one-of-a-kind. Continue to 9 of 41 below. Here, Hannah Tyler Designs updated their large brick fireplace that was once an eyesore with black paint.

The makeover was easy, budget-friendly and adds an interesting element to the room without making it feel crowded and dark. Continue to 10 of 41 below. Here, designer Velinda Hellen for Emily Henderson Design replaced the old tile with large black tiles to create a beautiful contrast with the white brick fireplace and walls. The combination brings a modern touch to this cute bungalow. Continue to 11 of 41 below. Painting the brick with chalk paint will give it an antique look and brighten up a room without completely covering the beautiful color of the original bricks.

Continue to 12 of 41 below. The combination of the red brick surround and natural wood mantel creates an inviting feel in this coastal-inspired living room. Continue to 13 of 41 below.

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