fireplace

jones | haydu 9/21/14 it is a slab soapstone.

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Stuart Silk Architects | Limited PS 7/7/14 Hi and thank you for your question. The fireplace and mantle was made from a steel sheet metal and has a custom sand-blasted and tinted lacquer finish.

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Might be neolith

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BONDERUD Design Inc. Architecture | Interiors 11/19/13 It is Porcelanosa, comes in 3 colors. I think the one shown is "Shine Dark": http://www.porcelanosa-usa.com/home/products/tile/wall.aspx/d=15428/title=Shine_Dark

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Pennington Phillips 2/23/15 The chimney stack/wall is shuttered and then backfilled with concrete. The concrete is mixed in batches and by altering the pigment you can control the colour/tone. By altering the compaction of the concrete you can achieve the pitting/texture.

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Kaegebein Fine Homebuilding 9/14/14 The Castle Creek fireplace used a 1/8" thick steel plate called laser plate. One could also start with a 'pickled and oiled' plate. A material that is without mill scale. The surface was orbital sanded thru to a 240 grit finish. We used the Birchwood Casey product M20 deluted 50% with distilled water. This patina is a solution that includes selenious and phosphoric acids. The diluted patina was sprayed on with misting bottle and worked in with fine Scotchbrite pads and kept wet with the patina until the desired color was reached. It was then immediately flooded with water and force dried with compressed air and towels. Your metal worker can decide what lacquer to best use, there are many that would work I believe. http://birchwoodtechnologies.com/antiquing/options.html ANTIQUE BLACK® M20 IMMERSION Weggis......looks nice. Sincerely, Brent BRENTON CURTIS METALSMITHING LLC 615 CHEYENNE AVENUE NEW CASTLE, CO 81647 WWW.BCMETALSMITHING.COM 970.618.3018 c

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Bluestone around fireplace

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