Fireplace Decorated With 5,400 Pennies

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The tile in our dining room fireplace was old and severely damaged so after some Google inspiration and pricing new tiles; we went with pennies!! Check out our penny fireplace +the custom R for our last name. This was all majorly impact to our friend Dirk who is the expert when it comes to tile work and remodeling things. Every other penny is flipped head to bottom with some treasure hunts along the way ;) A little less than 5,400 pennies, reused base molding, Bandera used for the penny adhesive, brown grout, and two coats of polyurethane.

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Carrie Ballou Racine
Carrie Ballou Racine

Roger Racine pretty neat huh?

Nancy Wagner Johnstone
Nancy Wagner Johnstone

It’s quite pretty in a smalll treatment like this–

Chevette Whatman

Love the initial in the corner!

Donna Morris

Impressive

Carolyn A. Krupa

LOVE this!!!

Brian Agee

Kyle Mitchell backslash for your kitchen???

Kyle Mitchell
Reply to  Brian Agee

At only about $1.20 per square foot!

Sadie Fox

Adam Birch made me think of you.x

Adam Birch
Reply to  Sadie Fox

Yeh they look awesome don’t they ? xx

Sadie Fox
Reply to  Sadie Fox

Pretty cool.x

Lynn Devirian-Johnson

Wow!!!!! I love that.

Kate Phillips
Kate Phillips

What type of polyurethane did you use around the fireplace? Was it heat and fire resistant? Thinking of doing something similar and looking for guidance.

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