Fireplace niche

Evonic Fires shared a post on Instagram: "Posted @withregram • @completefireplaceservices I think we just got a new favourite job 💥 Over the moon with the finish on this @evonicfires E1800 media wall we completed this week 🔥 Thanks to @jofearnleyw for letting us do our thing, from the survey to having a nice coffee and taking some pictures it was a absolute pleasure 👍🏻 #completefireplaceservices #mediawall #cheshire". Follow their account to see 1770 posts.

Before-and-after heaven.

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Dining room with three walls of windows + black trim windows + x beam on the ceiling + sphere chandelier + slipcover dining chairs + linen chairs + round dining table in a square room + drum white oak floors + White Dove Benjamin Moore Walls | Scout & Nimble

This product is a leading manufacturer of pre-cast architectural products for residential and commercial applications. Our product lines include lightweight plaster crown moulding, waffle ceiling beams, plaster cornices, indirect lighting coves, columns, ceiling centers, niches, panel mouldings, brackets, and custom work; as well as our exclusive line of stone cast fireplace mantels. When one lays eyes on the Sahara stone mantel, it’s easy to imagine a sand dune with waves of sand moving in…

A home gym design for a Minnesota home designed by Interior Impressions. This home gym is closed off from the rest of the lower level with beautiful frosted glass barn doors. #HomeGymDesign #HomeGymIdeas #HomeGym #InteriorImpressions

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When we built our current house, Phil and I wanted to make sure there were no wall niches because I just find them awkward and never love what I end up doing with them. Somehow, this one snuck by and it's taken me forever to decide what I want to do with it. I had some MDF left over from the cabana bathroom I re-did (blog post coming soon-ish!) and decided it was finally time to do something! I'm super happy with the way it turned out and wanted to share for anyone who may be stuck on what…