coordinating fireplace stone tile with floor tile
Firstly, my space:
Note: The walls are still unpainted, still deciding 🤔
here's my floor tile:
closer look
these are the fireplace tile that I'm interested in:
What y'all think? Any other suggestions ( besides leaving or painting the bare brick pls 😅)?
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4 years agoAs you already might know, it looks like there is something seriously wrong with the fireplace; like a fire went up the face of the brick rather than the chimney. Hope you have had it inspected.
How about a white stone or a look like this?
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PRO4 years agoHere are yous selection put together. I would not use ledger stone. It's a material that has already seen it's best days and is rapidly becoming dated.
If I used the ledger stone for the fireplace I would be more likely to combine it with a simulated wood plank floor.
Think about what material you plan to use on the raised hearth in advance and not at the end of the project.
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