Brighten up your room with a white fireplace!
Fireplaces are a focal point of the house.
They create a relaxing atmosphere, provide warmth to your home, and they also attract the eyes of anyone entering the room.
Perhaps it is due to their central role that some people have trouble finding the color and material that is most suitable for their home.
Let’s see what there is to know about white, one of the most popular color choices for fireplaces!
What makes white fireplaces so popular?
White is a basic and neutral color, but that doesn’t mean it has to be boring – on the contrary, it allows room for creativity and basically endless possibilities.
It works well with any shades and styles, be it a modern or a more traditional, luxurious aesthetic you are looking to achieve.
White can function as a base for other, stronger colors, but it is also able to draw attention to itself just as it is.
A white fireplace will complement the warm color of the flames, creating a wonderful combination that makes any room brighter and more elegant.
Depending on the material, fireplaces can come in a variety of shades and patterns, ranging from pure white to a softer, natural-looking hue.
Which materials are best for a white fireplace?
There are several materials – both natural and man-made – that go well with fireplaces and are available in gorgeous shades of white.
One of the most popular choices is marble: an elegant, luxurious stone that fits any type of room, be it classic or modern.
You can get the most out of this truly beautiful material by installing a fireplace that covers a larger surface of the wall – depending on the capacity of your home, it is even possible to have marble decorate your room not just around the fireplace but reaching up to the ceiling.
There are less pricey options, however, that can provide the same level of quality and beauty.
Porcelain and Dekton are man-made materials that are perfectly suitable for fireplaces and come in a variety of spectacular designs, including shades of white.
Make the first step towards the white fireplace of your dreams!
If you’d rather stick with natural stones, there are several options other than marble: quartzite, and sometimes even granite can be found in a beautiful white tone.
Be careful with quartz, however, because – although similar in name to quartzite – it is not fit for fireplaces: it has a surface that’s not heat-resistant and is prone to turning yellow, making it an unsuitable option for this purpose.
Are you interested in getting the perfect white fireplace for your home?
Start the process by visiting our showroom or contacting us today!
