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fireplaces

Jeni Lentin
Jeni Lentin
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not a slab - looks like rectangles . . . .

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the different thickness of mantel - the under one isn't same thickness of side ones

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to mimic oven vent

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rice paper with lighting behind and frame it with same stained wood as mantel and tv bookcase?

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see wood topper on bench with cabinets below - for side of fireplace next to front door

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wood benches for cubby?

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Our notes from 2004 say it is: "Heath - G4" from Ann Sacks Tile. That's all the information we have on it. Many times we'll work out the color selection with the owner, contractor and tile installer - on site and do not keep notes on every selection. Heath tile shows our project in their online catalog and they may be able to help you and be more specific.

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The tile is custom-made squares of copper that were flamed; any copper/metal worker could duplicate this for you.

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Dunlap Design Group, LLC Thank you for your inquiry. This fireplace was custom designed by us. It is one-piece, designed to look like individual tiles. The material is steel, which was then chemically treated to give it its patina.

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PRO Robert Wilkanowski Architect, PC You have a good eye! I love this tile. It is recycled brass tile from Mexico and is sold by Eco Friendly Flooring, inc: http://www.ecofriendlyflooring.com/

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copper pennies!

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shelves

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wow

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other side goes to make bench?

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mantel comes out side toward front door to make a shelf

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