Painting Fireplace Tile – 9 Ways to Update Your Fireplace
Painting Fireplace Tile – 9 Ways to Update Your Fireplace
Are you tired of your ugly fireplace tile?
Looking for easy DIY ways of painting fireplace tile and ways to update your fireplace?
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Three years ago I painted our ugly beige fireplace tile in 3 easy steps – and it’s one of the best things I’ve done in our home!
First I painted the wood mantel in this tutorial and then I painted the beige tile a beautiful white.
It’s so much brighter and updated now!
Here’s what our fireplace looked in when we moved into our home – yikes!
It was a lot of orangey wood and blah beige tile!
I’ve had a TON of questions on my painted fireplace tile and a lot of you have asked if it’s scratched or flaked with time.
So I’ll be posting an update soon to show you how it’s held up! Stay tuned!
I thought I would round up all the ways to paint fireplace tile for you today so you can pick which one is best for you!
How To Paint Fireplace Tile – 9 Ways to Update Your Fireplace
Painting fireplace tile is not a complicated, time consuming or difficult DIY!
In fact it’s quite easy to do.
With some prep and paint you can have a new look in a couple of days!
There are two main ways of painting fireplace tile:
- Using a solid color
- Creating a pattern using a stencil
I personally love the solid color look.
And it’s quicker and easier compared to using a stencil!
An overall fresh white look is beautiful and clean looking.
A solid black look is gorgeous too, if it fits into your living room design.
Let’s take a look at 9 ways to update your fireplace by painting the tile!
1. How To Paint Fireplace Tile In 3 Easy Steps
How to Paint Tile in 3 Easy Steps – Easy Fireplace Paint Makeover
How to test paint colors in your home with zero mess and zero cleanup!
Samplize Peel & Stick Paint Samples are an easy, mess-free way to test paint colors
Accurate colors – large 9″ x 14″ paint samples with two coats of real paint, guaranteeing 100% color accuracy
Peel & Stick – and repositionable
Quick – samples are delivered the next day!
All the top paint brands – Benjamin Moore, Sherwin Williams, PPG, Farrow & Ball
2. White Chalk Paint
Fireplace makeover – Paint Fireplace Tile with Chalk Paint
3. Stencil it!
Painted and Stencilled Tile Fireplace Makeover
4. Stencil the Hearth
How to Paint and Stencil Fireplace Tile
5. A Geometric Design
Painted Tile With A Graphic Design
6. Colored Chalk Paint
Painting Tile On Fireplace With Chalk Paint
7. Primed and Painted Behr Jet Black
Painting Tile Fireplace Facelift
8. Chalk Paint and Stencil
DIY Painted and Stencilled Tile on Fireplace
9. Hexagon Pattern
How To Stencil Fireplace Tile With Paint
Bonus!
10.Painted with Benjamin Moore White Dove
Design tip: use a Samplize peel & stick paint sample of SW Agreeable Gray to test this color.
It’s reusable, mess free and delivered right to your front door!
Painting Fireplace Tiles White
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Which one is your favorite? If you’ve painted your fireplace tile let me know in the comments below!
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Hi what type of paint did you use to paint tile around fireplace.?
It’s in my tutorial linked in the post!
Inquiring minds wanna know. How did it hold up?