4 Designers Show Us How to Decorate a Mantel
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1/4“Pottery and potted plants—they add life and dimension to a formal mantel.” —Mara Miller and Jesse Carrier, interior designers“Pottery and potted plants—they add life and dimension to a formal mantel.” —Mara Miller and Jesse Carrier, interior designers
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2/4“If you don’t like your TV front and center, install a mirrored television above the mantel. It looks great, and no one will be the wiser.” —Eve Robinson, interior designer“If you don’t like your TV front and center, install a mirrored television above the mantel. It looks great, and no one will be the wiser.” —Eve Robinson, interior designer
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3/4“Keep it simple. Lean a small collection of mirrors or a piece of art at one end. The architectural nature of a fireplace is decoration enough!” —Kara Mann, interior designer“Keep it simple. Lean a small collection of mirrors or a piece of art at one end. The architectural nature of a fireplace is decoration enough!” —Kara Mann, interior designer
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4/4“Hang a piece of art or a group of photographs around the mantel piece, or arrange ceramics asymmetrically on the ledge.” —Sara Story, interior designer“Hang a piece of art or a group of photographs around the mantel piece, or arrange ceramics asymmetrically on the ledge.” —Sara Story, interior designer
This article appears in the September 2016 issue of HC&G (Hamptons Cottages & Gardens).
