Fireplace With Tv Decorating Ideas

Every item on this page was chosen by The Pioneer Woman team. The site may earn a commission on some products.

22 Best Fireplace Decor Ideas to Make Your Living Room Even Cozier

Little touches can make a huge difference.

Buff Strickland

The look of a fireplace can really help set the tone for the rest of your living room, and Ree Drummond certainly knows how to make it a focal point, as she did with the fireplace at The Lodge. That's why we've pulled together some beautiful fireplace décor ideas that'll help you transform your own space. There are several DIY tips included, as well as simple touches you can pick up at the store for a no-fuss makeover.

No matter the season, these designs are perfect for giving a much-needed lift to your fireplace. Even if it's summer, there are super-creative ideas for blending your unused hearth with the room. For instance, you can outfit the fireplace with tons of greenery, or use it as a storage spot for blankets and pillows. If you have a non-working fireplace, we'll show you how to give it purpose. Or, if you're a fan of open shelving in the kitchen, bring that idea to your fireplace mantel by turning it into a work of art. Gilded mirrors, distressed window frames, and rows of candles make it a place to display your favorite items. After checking out our creative fireplace décor ideas, you'll be ready to put on your interior designer hat and get to work!

1 of 22

Hang a Family Photo

If you have a photo that means a lot to your family, blow it up into a black-and-white print and use it as the focal point above your fireplace. Ladd Drummond's brother has this photo of their father and grandfather working cattle as young men displayed on the mantel.

SHOP THROW PILLOWS

2 of 22

Use a Natural Shelf

Instead of building a shelf out of plywood, repurpose a log or branch to make a rustic mantel.

SHOP FIREPLACE TOOLS

3 of 22

Conceal With Barn Doors

Sliding barn doors can have a multitude of uses beyond concealing rooms. Let these doors unveil the fireplace or the TV, depending on which direction you slide them.

SHOP FAUX FUR THROWS

4 of 22

Paint an Accent Wall

An easy way to upgrade your fireplace is to get creative with a little bit of paint. The triangle pattern here adds some depth to the wall that beautifully frames the picture.

See more at Inspired by Charm.

SHOP CERAMIC PLANTERS

6 of 22

Use Scalloped Tile

This dreamy fireplace looks cozy enough to curl up in front of for a snooze (someone's already doing just that!). The marbled scalloped tile on the fireplace offers a new variation on brick or rectangle tile.

See more at Modern Glam.

SHOP PLANTERS

7 of 22

Add Some Color

Even if you use your fireplace, you can still create this whimsical display. Or, if you have a fireplace that no longer works, use the colorful logs to spruce up the empty space.

See more at The Art of Doing Stuff.

SHOP CANDLESTICKS

8 of 22

Rest a Gilded Mirror

Create an oasis in your home with an all-white fireplace, beautifully complemented by a large gilded mirror resting on the mantel.

See more at Sarah Joy Blog.

SHOP MIRRORS

9 of 22

Hang Repurposed Shutters

Create the coziest nook with your fireplace as the serene backdrop. Distressed shutters, a row of flickering candles, and a DIY trunk-turned-seat are all you need for this farmhouse-inspired spot.

See more at Liz Marie Blog.

SHOP CANDLESTICKS

10 of 22

Use a Vintage Ledge

The owners of this home found this antique 100-year-old barn beam and used it as a DIY mantel. It creates a cozy farmhouse look, complemented by the white-washed fireplace with an appealing arch.

See more at Pine and Prospect Home.

SHOP THROW PILLOWS

11 of 22

DIY a Shiplap Backdrop

Install a few beams of shiplap above your fireplace for an easy, glamorous touch. With an all-white fireplace and walls, it creates a subtle texture that will make any room feel more inviting.

Get the tutorial at Fox Hollow Cottage.

SHOP PAINT

12 of 22

Decorate Open Shelves

Instead of a traditional mantel, opt for a two overlapping shelves above your fireplace. This allows for more decorating options, since you can use one for showcasing a print, while the other might hold flowers, as shown here.

See more at The Happy Housie.

SHOP PRINTS

14 of 22

DIY a Curtain Fireplace Cover

Not a fan of the charred brick look from your fireplace when it's not in use? DIY this sweet curtain to cover it up in the warmer months or between uses.

Get the tutorial at Sarah Joy Blog.

SHOP CURTAIN TENSION RODS

15 of 22

Make a Two-Tone Fireplace

If you're looking for an easy way to make your fireplace pop, paint the body of it white while staining the top a dark brown for a striking effect.

Get the tutorial at Love Grows Wild.

SHOP WOOD STAIN

16 of 22

Decorate with Natural Elements

17 of 22

Buy a Stylish Fireplace Screen

Picking out a chic screen is an easy way to instantly improve your fireplace décor. This gold geometric-patterned screen draws your eye as soon as you walk into the room.

See more at Lauren Nicole Designs.

SHOP FIREPLACE SCREENS

18 of 22

Find an Accent Mirror

A large mirror can go a long way when placed on top of a mantel, immediately making the room feel bigger. This bronze mirror is complemented with wooden candlesticks and a wicker basket.

See more at One Thousand Oaks.

SHOP WICKER BASKETS

19 of 22

Make a Farmhouse Window Frame

Use a window frame for the focal point above your fireplace, which can be easily decorated depending on the season or holiday. Greenery and natural elements give it a homey effect.

See more at Bless This Nest.

SHOP WINDOW FRAMES

20 of 22

DIY a German Smear

The inside of your home will look like it's right out of a storybook with this cottage-chic DIY German smear. It's a simple lift if you're tired of looking at your red brick fireplace.

Get the tutorial at Little Nest of 4.

SHOP WOODEN CRATES

21 of 22

Use Contrasting Grout

Using different shades of grout on the bricks than those on the wall makes a gorgeous contrast that lets the fireplace pop. It's even more effective in a sunny room like this porch that soaks up plenty of natural light.

See more at Maggie Griffin Design.

SHOP TEAL VASES

22 of 22

Folding Screen Cover

Another way to conceal the charred interior of your fireplace is with an ornate folding screen. The one used here pairs gorgeously with the vases and artwork decorating the mantel.

See more at Maggie Griffin Design.

SHOP VASES

This content is created and maintained by a third party, and imported onto this page to help users provide their email addresses. You may be able to find more information about this and similar content at piano.io