Slate fireplace surround

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Grey Slate was the correct choice for this newly installed Fireplace surround and hearth.

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Andrea Nelson | Home Decor | Interior Decorating on Instagram: "I always dish the details ⬇️ When we were building our home and making a million selections, I wished so much that SOMEONE would share this kind of detailed info, but it was difficult or impossible to find. So I’ll do it. Everyone asks if our countertop and fireplace surround are soapstone: Nope. Here’s what you need to know: This is Black Diamond Quartzite, and it is much harder and more durable than soapstone. Not to…

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Black Slate and Shiplap

@industrialfarmco brackets supporting solid aromatic cedar with satin finish and slate surround.

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We remodeled this dated fireplace using layered soapstone and wide shiplap. We fell in love with this black, veiny soapstone slab. We also put stools in front of the fireplace for extra seating. Great idea for a fireplace makeover, fireplace design, or fireplace update. Designed by Lark Interiors, Dallas TX

Slate Fireplace Surrounds-We find natural cleft slate to be an ideal answer to renovating or restoring a vintage fireplace. It's a natural material th

Fireplace/Slate Paint Update: We wanted to give our fireplace an update and painted the brick on the inside and out as well as the slate on the floor in front of the fireplace. The first step was to remove the fireplace screen. Next we used baking soda (1/2 cup) and dish soap…