The winter blues have officially set in at our household. I was sick most of last week and then the weekend brought rain, sleet, and snow – in that order. Rather than dwell on that, how about enjoying some eye candy like these gorgeous stone fireplace ideas!
Photo by New Rosslyn Construction
This stone fireplace blew me away. I love how the entire wall is stone. With a vaulted ceiling, it really makes quite an impression. What a beautiful room!
Photo by Slifer Designs
Large rocks surrounding the fireplace and wood trim throughout this family room creates a cozy space despite the soaring ceiling.
Photo by Stonewood, LLC
A white stone fireplace creates a quaint farmhouse look. The dark gray shiplap wall provides a dramatic backdrop.
Photo by Beautiful Chaos Interior Design & Styling
A corner fireplace adds a unique touch and allows for magnificent views out the floor to ceiling windows.
Photo by Slifer Designs
When I was growing up, our living room had a floor to ceiling fireplace beneath a wood vaulted ceiling. I need to find an old photo of that room and scan it so I can share it.
Photo by Slifer Designs
Here’s a more contemporary style stone fireplace. I like the touch of claret in this space.
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This contemporary coastal home in Rhode Island has been featured on my blog before. You can see the entire home here.
Photo by Kate Jackson Design
A rustic stone fireplace creates a cozy cabin vibe in this beautiful living room with its rough hewn wood paneling. Reminds me of a ski lodge with really nice furniture.
Photo by RMT ArchitectsI hope these beautiful stone fireplace ideas warmed your heart and soul. I decided to squash my winter blues today by going for a 3-mile run on the snowy streets. It helped lighten my spirits.
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Can’t pick, love them all. One’s more cozier than the next. Thanks for sharing. Here’s to a great week ahead!
I love stone fireplaces, they remind me of the one in my parents living room, it was huge and had a ledge so you could set down in front of it. The ledge was about two foot off the ground and those stones were always warm to sit on.