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How to Decorate a Free Standing Fireplace Mantel

A fireplace mantel freestanding adds an element of interest in a living space. Set up a large mirror to visually increase the space and bounce light throughout the room, or display your personal collection by displaying framed artwork or interesting vase.

Symmetrical arrangements give an orderly and classic style. To keep the balance, select an item that has similar dimensions and distinct styles - such as these terracotta pots or delftware-style vases.

Material

Free standing fireplace mantels, when combined with the right decor, can improve the look of a wall. When choosing artwork, mirrors, and other decorative elements for the space, take into consideration the material you use to build your mantel, as well as the design of the wall that surrounds it. Paint your mantel a surprising shade or add an organic element such as trailing vines for rustic appearance. You can also embrace your Shabby Chic style and give your mantel a new look by using paint techniques that are chippy.

Molding is a great way to add character to your fireplace's wall and enhance the appearance of your mantel. Utilize molding pieces in various shapes and sizes to frame your mantel to create a cohesive design. The slender rectangles that flank the sides of the mantel make a striking contrast with its sleek, linear design and the tall, wispy branches and stacked pumpkins give it an elegant autumnal appearance.

The variety of shapes of decorative accents could make your mantel display look more exciting. This will help avoid clutter. A pair of round mirrors can be an excellent alternative to rectangular sconces. And a collection of candles of various sizes adds a nice accent to this neutral-toned display. Also, a large work of art could be an element of interest that stands out against the backdrop.

If you're planning to install a flat-panel TV into your living space, opt for an invisible model that appears like a built-in bookcase. This design with recessed edges allows the flat-screen to blend in with the wall surrounding it and keep your fireplace looking great.

A minimalist design can make your mantel feel modern and sleek. Layering thin, overlapping frames on your mantel can help the items within each frame be noticed. This is also ideal for adding an element of color to an otherwise neutral-toned display. Here, a large painting takes center stage in this modern space, while a tan jug and candlesticks in brown provide a subtle pop.

Height

As a focal point within the room, the mantel needs to be placed at a suitable height for a clear view. It must also be a perfect match with the dimensions of the fireplace and overall room size. Inappropriate heights can create dangers to fire or make the fireplace less appealing. Consult a design expert at a showroom that specializes in electric wall fireplace with mantel fireplaces to find the appropriate height.

Typically the mantel and fireplace should be installed at least 12 inches higher than the opening of the fireplace. This height must be maintained to comply with building codes and prevent fire dangers. The firebox must be at least 18" above the floor. These clearances are necessary since the heat will radiate upwards through the front and into the room from the firebox. The clearances are designed to keep combustible items out of the way such as carpets, curtains and draperies from burning.

When mounting a mantel, you should take into account the amount of storage space that is available. This is important for homeowners who have small backyards and garages. If space is a concern then a fireplace that has built-in wood rack is a good option. These can be used to store firewood, tools and other equipment.

A mantel is an excellent place to display photos of your loved ones and other ornaments. It can be adorned with lamps, figurines, and other decorations to give the space a personalized touch. Be cautious not to overfill shelves since this could lead to damage or spillage. Also, it's recommended to use coasters underneath vases and other items to prevent water rings.

Wall-mount electric fireplace mantel only fire places aren't like traditional brick fireplaces. They are mounted inside the wall and do not require a chimney. These units are safe and are used in homes where there isn't enough space to put in a traditional fireplace. This kind of fireplace is ideal well in condominiums and apartments in which the firebox is not able to be accessible.

It is essential to install the wall-mounted electric fireplace and mantel fire at the right height. A fireplace that isn't installed correctly could pose a fire risk that could cause property damage or even death. In addition, if the mantel isn't tall enough, it could block the heat from reaching the firebox and the floor.

Design

A free-standing fireplace can add architectural interest to the living room wall without the cost and the hassle of brickwork. Decorate the fireplace's mantel using artwork, mirrors, and vase to create a warm and inviting hearth. It isn't easy to layer and arrange the display, so think about the size of the room and your personal style when choosing decorative objects. If you want an unpretentious look, then mix up the sizes to create a balanced arrangement. Here, two tall metal urns, both with similar shapes, are placed alongside a smaller vase, which is more delicately made. This creates a contrast between the wood paneling and modern design of the fireplace wall.

Consider the color and texture surrounding your fireplace when deciding the overall design. Consider putting up wallpaper that complements or that matches your fireplace mantel if have a neutral-colored wall. A vibrant color or a striking pattern can also be a striking background for your vignette but it's important to keep the colors of the mantel decor subdued so that the overall look is well-balanced.

If you're working with white or neutral walls give a unique look to the space by using mirrors and vases that have interesting textures. For instance, a wooden bead garland is an element of nature to your decor and works perfectly with the brown paint on this non-working fireplace. The smooth surfaces of the stoneware vase for flowers and the black iron candle holder provide depth and contrast to any assemblage.

Choose decorative elements that are significant to you and your loved ones. For example, a framed piece of embroidered fabric that has been passed through generations and a grate made of vintage and an antique brass set of candlesticks are the perfect combination to add some character to this un-working fireplace. This collection is simple to change out for various holidays and events by simply adding different florals or seasonal objects.

Function

Decorative accents, mirrors and picture frames add a sense of style to your free standing fireplace mantel. Mix sizes and shapes to avoid a cluttered appearance. Your display will look more balanced and thoughtful rather than random.

The right mantel decorations can make your living room an ideal place to relax. Make your mantel a focal point by using a color that contrasts or complements the wall paint. In this room the charcoal paint color harmonises the living space and makes the wooden mantel stand out. It is also a great match with the dark wood of the huge fireplace insert.

Put some natural elements on your fireplace to give it a fresh look. A wooden bead garland mirrors with frames made of brass and black iron candle holders work to create a layered appearance. The stacked candle holders also provide a warm glow making it possible to enjoy the mantel even when there is no fire.

Make use of family photos to add a personal touch your mantel. Sara Ligorria Tramp, a homeowner from California, framed a piece embroidered fabric that belonged to her mother. She also added vintage grates for a distinctive look. Add an antique or flea market item to create a cohesive, eclectic look.

Don't worry if your home isn't equipped with an actual fireplace. A faux fireplace is a great choice for an open or contemporary space. You can put in an electric fire place with a built in TV mount. These versatile fireplaces offer all the advantages of a traditional fireplace without any of the security concerns.

Mantels can be a focal point for your living space, but it can also serve as a backdrop for a statement artwork or a striking painting. To make your art or painting stand out, select a paint color that stands out against the backdrop of your mantel. You can even match the hue of your paint with another element in the room, such as the blue walls in this home and Roman clay surround.

If you're building a new home or renovating an existing space, think about customizing your mantel to add architectural detail and visual interest. You could, for example adding an engraved corbel to the top of a beam. You could also consider an arched fireplace surround. Then, finish the look with trim and a sophisticated crown molding.