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Years ago when we built our home, I thought it would be the coolest to move the fireplace from a spot between the two windows to the corner. I thought because the mantel would be so much deeper, it would be more fun to decorate.
Isn’t that the truth?! I’ve done a few molding projects in my house and I’m totally convinced. It’s an easy way to add some instant architectural interest in a room.
Thank you so much Sarah, for stopping by for a visit! If you haven’t been to Sarah’s blog, go on over. She is full of great decor projects on a budget, a girl after my own heart.
On Thursday afternoon, I’ll be hosting a fabulous giveaway AND a fantastic makeover will be revealed. Don’t miss the fun!
Reid says
Looks fantastic!!!!
imjacobsmom says
You gotta love that molding! It is the finishing touch! ~ Robyn
silvia says
i really love this! great job.
Lisa@Picklesandcheeseblog says
Very impressed!!!! Looks fantastic!
The Pleasures of Homemaking says
Sarah, you know I think that looks fab-u-lous! As a matter of fact, I have a gel fuel fireplace that I’m thinking about moving into a corner (cause I don’t know where else to put it) and I immediately thought of your corner fpl! Although you know how to work some modling magic and I don’t!
Manuela
Amanda @ Serenity Now says
Sarah is one of my faves! 🙂 Thanks for featuring her post. Hope you are having a wonderful time away, you lucky duck. 🙂
Brenda says
I love the candles! What a beautiful blog! Thank you for your inspiration! Have a great day!
Pam says
That is a great job, she is a pro with a saw!
Pam
Alicia says
What a gorgeous job!! I love the finished look. 🙂
Vanessa says
What an awesome job!! Looks amazing! It gives the mantle a very sophisticated look. Great job!
Sami Melton says
Sarah, love this final pic and I just took a gander at your blog with your centerpiece… delish! You’ve been marked in my favorites 🙂 Rhoda, we miss you!
Kara says
Hi Sarah!
Could you tell me the dimensions for your fp? I live in a rental w/o a fireplace and have been looking into electric ones, just wanna make sure it’s not dinky! Fortunately we are allowed to make improvements like molding. BTW, it looks amazing!
Thanks!
Diana@TheDevineHome says
What a talented gal! This looks great and I love how it has helped you achieve visual balance in that little corner. Your fall decor is lovely.
Sarah says
Oh wow….how amazing. That looks great.
grannyann says
That is outstanding. I love the corner fireplace. Who’d a thought……..
Karen says
Wow what a small world. Your site and her’s are my favs. I’ve done so many projects inspired by both of you! Thanks.
Sharon says
Beautiful job on the mouldings. A girl can’t live without a mitre saw!!
Jenny says
Rhoda, that looks amazing!! Great job! I dod have to say that I am so sorry to barge inlike this, however, I am on a mission to win — rather to help someone else win. Did you see the Martha Stewart conest where one woman designs and decorate battered women’s shelters? Please go peek at my latest blog post and follow the link at the bottom and vote for Terry. And if you have time can you do a blog post to help spread the word about Terry Grahl. Thanks loads, Jenny
Tracy says
Beautiful! The panels and moldings up top make all the difference in the world. Nice work.
Ali says
That transformation looks fabulous! The accent pieces really look good with the iron pieces. Good job!