Matting and wood stoves? - Home Tiki Bars

K KonaKaiBaby Member Middlesex, VT Joined: Jun 05, 2015 Posts: 119	K KonaKaiBaby Posted posted on Mon, Jun 15, 2015 6:18 PM Oh, so lovely. That's just what I was envisioning. I guess I'll have to plan for it down the line. Even the faux panels can get pretty pricey, as each one seems rather smallish. It would take a lot of them to cover the space needed. I've already put more than I should have into the bar itself and some other bits of furniture and decor, so I guess the full wall treatment of my dreams will have to wait. I want it all now! But I'll have to try to be patient. The vibrant green in your pic is very cool. Maybe the answer is to just do some creative paint scheme or dramatic paint color on the walls nearest the stove. And then I could still do matting & bamboo around the bar area itself, which is on the other side of the room. I'll have to ponder it... Thanks for helping me think through this! :) T

Oh, so lovely. That's just what I was envisioning.

I guess I'll have to plan for it down the line. Even the faux panels can get pretty pricey, as each one seems rather smallish. It would take a lot of them to cover the space needed. I've already put more than I should have into the bar itself and some other bits of furniture and decor, so I guess the full wall treatment of my dreams will have to wait. I want it all now! But I'll have to try to be patient.

The vibrant green in your pic is very cool. Maybe the answer is to just do some creative paint scheme or dramatic paint color on the walls nearest the stove. And then I could still do matting & bamboo around the bar area itself, which is on the other side of the room. I'll have to ponder it...

Thanks for helping me think through this! :)
T

Post #744939 by KonaKaiBaby on Mon, Jun 15, 2015 6:18 PM