Blocked fireplace

The decorating experts at HGTV.com share four creative ways to style a sad, empty fireplace.

If you currently live in a place with a vestigial fireplace that you can’t actually make a cozy fire in, we have you covered. That charming little nook in your living room that once served an important purpose way back when can do so much more than collect dust or store overflow from cabinets and drawers today. There are lots of creative ways to dress it up and turn it into a chic addition to your space.

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I was so excited about having a real wood burning fireplace for a few reasons. In the winter we can have that real fire smell and watch the fire. And in the summer, I’m not at the mercy of dusty pretend gas logs. I can make it look pretty!!! Here I have some stumps in the fireplace, just for fun. Sadly they are tables that we need to use next to our sofa but we have so many stumps around here, I can always make more. Here’s more about stump tables. Also, I still can’t show an “after” of this…

Thanks to William in Etobicoke, for sharing this photo of our Napoleon Entice electric fireplace in his wall. Because there is no TV above the mantel, William had the freedom to place the fireplace higher off the floor, for better visibility. At this height, the fire is never blocked by furniture (or the puppy bed!)

Embrace the warmth of a rustic aesthetic with these 26 captivating empty fireplace design ideas. Explore cozy decor and timeless inspiration for your home. #RusticDecor #FireplaceInspo

For a more modern twist, insert a cluster of succulents or a large, eye-catching piece of sculpture that speaks to your personal style. These ideas not only breathe new life into your fireplace but also ensure it remains an integral part of your room's decor, blending functionality with aesthetic appeal. Transform your unused fireplace into a creative showcase with these decor ideas, turning an empty hearth into a focal point of style and imagination.

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Andrea on Instagram: "There was one spot to put a tv in our living room and that was above the fireplace. The fireplace is tall and deep so it made the tv too high to view comfortably. With our MantleMount at @bestbuy we are able to pull the tv down to a comfortable viewing height, it clears my seasonal decor and is easy to put back up. Since we have gas logs, it’s to turn the fire off when we want to watch tv or we just put it back up. However, the fireplace installer also said we could…