壁爐設(shè)計(jì)理念–隨著越來越冷的季節(jié)，越來越多的人蜷縮在室內(nèi)的火堆旁。但是你不能蜷縮在任何一個(gè)舊壁爐周圍。它必須是美麗的，現(xiàn)代的，釋放出很多熱量。其中很大一部分是用于環(huán)繞壁爐的材料。有很多選擇，我們列出了一些建議，讓你把壁爐變成家里最喜歡的地方。最受歡迎的壁爐環(huán)繞材料之一。鋼有許多不同的飾面，所以它可以適合許多內(nèi)部。鋼壁爐的環(huán)繞通常會(huì)給房間帶來一種現(xiàn)代、工業(yè)的感覺。Bates Masi建筑事務(wù)所設(shè)計(jì)。查看更多這個(gè)家的照片，在這里。由Beyond Homes和BBLOC設(shè)計(jì)。查看更多這個(gè)家的照片，在這里。由拉爾夫·德曼建筑師設(shè)計(jì)。
Fireplace Design Idea – 6 Different Materials To Use For A Fireplace SurroundSeptember 20, 2016With the colder seasons comes more time spent indoors curled up around a fire. But you can’t curl up around just any old fireplace. It’s got to be beautiful, contemporary, and throw off lots of heat. A big part of all of that is the material used to surround the fireplace. There are a number of options to choose from and we’ve made a list of some to give you ideas for ways to make your fireplace your favorite spot in the house.1. STEELOne ofthe most popular fireplace surround materials. Steel comes in many different finishes so it can fit with many interiors. A steel fireplace surround often gives a modern, industrial feel to a room.Designed by Bates Masi Architects. See more photos of this home, here.Designed by Beyond Homes and BBLOC.See more photos of this home, here.Designed by Ralph Germann architects. Photography by Lionel Henriod.See more photos of this home, here.Designed by Cecconi Simone. Photography by Joy von Tiedemann Photography.See more photos of this home, here.Designed by Marina Breves. Photography by Domus Nova.See more photos of this home, here.2. WOODA less obvious choice for a fireplace surround, considering what you burn, is wood. When building your fireplace, as long as the body is built properly a wood surround won’t be a problem, although you should check your local building codes to see if it’s allowed.Designed by NonNA designprojects. Photography by David Zarzoso.See more photos of this, here.Designed by Brandt Design Group. Photography by Tucker English.Designed by Vibe Design Group. Photography by Robert Hamer.See more photos of this home, here.Designed by Pleysier Perkins. Photography by Dianna Snape.3. ConCRETEConcrete as a fireplace surround, with clean lines and natural finishes, brings a contemporary feel to an interior and heats up the space as it retains the heat thrown off by the fire. It’s a resilient material making it ideal for fireplaces and the wide number of colors and textures creates a unique design element in your space.Designed by onix Architects. Photography by Peter de Kan.See more photos of this home, here.Designed by Bruns Architecture. Photography by Tricia Shay Photography.See more photos of this home, here.Designed by Anthony Concrete Design.4. STonEStone fireplace surrounds add a rustic charm to a modern interior. They add texture and heat up along with the fire. The stones help to radiate the heat, warming up the interior faster and keeping it warmer longer. It can surround your fireplace in a number of different ways and styles making for a wide range of looks and finishes.Designed by OYO architects. Photography by Cafeine.See more photos of this home, here.Designed by HPSA. Photography by Dietmar Hammerschmid.Designed by Giovanni D’Ambrosio Architecture.See more photos of this home, here.Designed by Snook Architects. Photography by Andy Haslam.See more photos of this home, here.5. BRICKA more traditional fireplace surround, brick can also be used in modern interiors to create a warm and stylish feel. Bricks come in many colors and sizes and can be arranged in different patterns to create a variety of looks that all add texture and warmth to a space.Designed by Robson Rak. Photography by Lisa Cohen.See more photos of this home, here.Designed by C.F. Møller. Photography by Julian Weyer.See more photos of this home, here.Designed by InForm. Photography by Derek Swalwell.See more photos of this home, here.Designed by Hennebery Eddy Architects. Photography Josh Partee.See more photos of this home, here.6. TILETile is a great way to create a unique fireplace surround. It comes in endless materials, colors, sizes, and textures, meaning it can be used in any interior. It can also be a way to achieve looks that are more expensive when built right in. A solid marble fireplace surround, for example, would be much more expensive than a fireplace surrounded by marble tiles.Built by Bravehart Building. Photography by Caralyn Ing Photography.Designed by Ohashi Design Studio. Photography by John Sutton Photography.Designed by Residents Understood. Photography by Katharine Hauschka.Designed by Architrix Design Studio. Photography by Lucas Finley.
