![]() Well, not so fast because there are some issues here. So, why don’t you just go with it and move on to something else? This is, obviously, the type of fireplace mantel you’d like to have. Interestingly, most of these antiques were created in the 19th century, not the Louis XVI period at the end of the 18th century, thus making them of the style. ![]() However, between the Kashas and Elizaveta Frolova’s charming Parisian “practice room,” I realize that my 19th-century historical home would adore having one of these gems. And yes, I do realize she doesn’t use her fireplace, certainly not when it’s mere inches from her very expensive baby grand piano! There’s a lot more music and her lovely mantel on her page. If you love this music as much as I do, please follow her on Instagram.Īll we see are tiny glimpses of her gorgeous Louis XVI neoclassical fireplace mantel. Please enjoy the wonderful playing by Elizaveta (Lisa) Frolova. If you’re not already, please follow ABKasha on Instagram!Īnd then, there’s this Angel pianist taking a break from her heavenly duties to play for the rest of us earthly beings.Īs if that isn’t enough, she further knocks us out of our orbits by practicing in front of the most beautiful, antique Louis XVI neoclassical fireplace mantel adorned with golden statuettes. One last detail of an ABKasha Parisian masterpiece neoclassical fireplace mantel vignette. In addition, there can be neoclassical carvings like the crossed laurel leaves above. There is usually fluting on the jambs and sometimes the architrave or apron. The jambs (legs) may be curved like the one above or straight. (AKA, acanthus paterae end blocks, I just learned.) You can see an example of my new back kitchen cabinet above in an early iteration (long before I was working with Crown Point). They usually feature carved corner rosettes. These beauties are usually made from lovely honed white Statuario (Statuary) or Carrara marble. These are both neoclassical fireplace mantels in the French Louis XVI style. Sigh… We saw this in this post about mirrors over the mantel and what size mirror to for on Instagram neoclassical fireplace mantel Louis XVI-style mantel and mirrorĬlearly, the answer regarding mirror size is as big as possible. One element they frequently share is their jaw-dropping neo-classical fireplace mantel vignettes. They are the husband and wife geniuses who turn Parisian nightmares back to their former glory and then some. As many of you know, I love to feature the brilliant work of ABKasha on Instagram. So, what is the problem? You love this fireplace mantel, Laurel what is giving you pause? I would be ecstatically happy with this mantel that was in a former home of William McLure. Oh, you’ve definitely decided to change it, Laurel?īut, here’s the problem, and raise your hand if you can relate.įor the last three years, the following neoclassical fireplace mantel, Georgian, to be precise, is what I knew I wanted. Well, I’ve been thinking a lot about the new fireplace mantel. So, what’s on Laurel’s mind this week, now that we have the sconces sort of sorted out? The verdict won’t be in for several more weeks. Now, we have to pray super hard that the draconian building department doesn’t make us add 15 inches to the length of the staircase. However, one doesn’t need formal architectural plans to put up mouldings. There are some superficial details, like mouldings, that need some tweaking. Well, the architectural plans are finished. If you’re here for the first time, please click the link below to go to part 2 If you are here for the first time, please read part I first so that part 2 makes sense. Which needs to be smoothed out with drywall compound, followed by a primer.Īfter completing the plaster I touched up the painted walls adjoining to the fireplace and touched up the trim paint.This is the first and second installment of this post about the ultimate neoclassical fireplace mantel. However, I did spend a few days prepping the wall. The Venetian Plaster application only took a few days. In the meantime, I did a sample board, using the color Dorian Grey by Sherwin Williams. However, my customer was helpful in getting the power outlets moved. This Venetian plaster fireplace surround had its some challenges with the prep. Or give us a call for more information on venetian plaster. ![]() We have several locations where you can see our work, including Plano, Dallas, and Frisco to name a few. Also, you can see our work in the Adriatica in Mckinney at Zin Zen Wine Bistro. We started doing Venetian plaster in 2002 in Mckinney, TX. This fireplace surround in Grapevine, TX was done in a modern grey color. However, I am a certified Venetian Plaster applicator. We do lots of interior painting for our customers. Plasters of Italy is certified in applying Venetian Plaster. Fireplace surround done in Venetian Plaster. ![]()
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