• Use fruit wood. Although the cooking happens over hot embers after the fire has died down, fruit woods will impart a subtle flavor to the food. Other types of well-seasoned wood are fine, except for pine, which is too smoky.
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Round up stadium blankets and throws if there's a chill in the air.
Use bandannas for napkins.
Put on the right tunes — just about anything by Willie Nelson.
Tell some tales. Ask guests to come up with a scary story — or start a story, and go around the fire, each guest adding an element to the tale.
Provide paper and pencils for those who have a little something to write down and toss into the fire.
This interior boasts a gorgeous fireplace mantel that is elegantly understated and chic, especially with the Art Deco floor tiles. The blending of decorative elements arranged around the fireplace generate an authentic, design-focused display.
A beautiful fireplace is often viewed as a structure relegated largely to the living room and the outdoors. Adding a lovely fireplace to the contemporary bedroom is a design strategy that is quickly gaining popularity. While bedroom fireplaces are now becoming more commonplace thanks to sleek and modern fireplace installations, hot on the heels of this trend is the dining room fireplace. With the chilly winter knocking at the door, what better way to add romance and magic to the holiday dinner table than with a fiery and elegant fireplace?!
We could have lived happily ever after with Emily’s fireplace before she made it over. But that just proves we’re not half as creative as the blogger behind Jones Design Company.
