Having a fireplace smack-dab in the middle of her kitchen wasn't initially on Houzz user Carole Meyer's remodel wishlist, but after visiting a friend's vacation home in Mexico, she knew it was a must-have. Her friend's home in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico had two opposing fireplaces in a long living room.
Meyer was struck by their dramatic look and decided to install one fireplace in her kitchen and one on the opposing wall in her living room. The warmth of the fireplace is echoed in her kitchen's rustic cabinetry, flooring and backsplash. "I didn't want any stainless steel in my kitchen," she says. "I wanted a more mellow look, because our house is a little Old-World-meets-modern.'"
Meyer was struck by their dramatic look and decided to install one fireplace in her kitchen and one on the opposing wall in her living room. The warmth of the fireplace is echoed in her kitchen's rustic cabinetry, flooring and backsplash. "I didn't want any stainless steel in my kitchen," she says. "I wanted a more mellow look, because our house is a little Old-World-meets-modern.'"
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