Welcome to our gallery featuring televisions mounted above graceful fireplaces. How many televisions do you have in your home? How many fireplaces?

From Benjamin Franklin’s fireplace to the fireplaces of today, we have come a long way. From metal mantles all the way to vinyl, we have developed patterns and styles we never thought possible. The television came much later than the fireplace.

The first electronic television wasn’t around until 1927! There is a pretty good chance you have more televisions in your house than fireplaces. Many homes today do not have a fireplace, but they do have a television.

Our gallery features stunning combinations of fireplaces and televisions. Whether its grand wooden fireplaces or petite vinyl mantles, they look incredible with a television mounted above them. The image above shows a television with it’s own little nook above the fireplace.

The wall has a space made specifically for the TV to sit comfortably above the fireplace. Take particular note of the fireplaces with a strange or unique appearance. For instance, the photo above features a fireplace with a camouflage pattern!

Each fireplace can be customized to fit the preferences of the resident. No matter the size, a television can fit snugly above the mantle. We hope you enjoy this gallery of gorgeous fireplaces and televisions!

This romantic fireplace mimics the classic stone mantle. It stands tall beneath a flat screen secured safely above the cream colored mantle shelf.

This fireplace is completely seamless, and flows upwards towards the television. The communal area is centered around the fireplace, the floor boards moving towards the middle.

This set is nuzzled into an natural dark wooden entertainment center. The face of the fireplace is flat and made of a smooth white brick. The mantle holds the television on it’s own without having to secure the TV in place.

This bedroom has a small gathering area of it’s own where the television and fireplace can be joined simultaneously. The fireplace is a unique rectangular shape that pulls out into a wide stance. The TV is nuzzled safely into the brick wall for a flat and flawless face.

See more of this home here. Designed by McClean Design.

This incredible fireplace is full and luxurious. The television mounted above it does not take any spotlight away from the grand mantle.

This wooden mantle is an astonishing piece of work. The TV is mounted in a cozy break in the wall to allow room for nicknacks and other decorations to sit comfortably.

See more of this home here. Designed by Garrison Hullinger Interior Design.

This fireplace combines two different types of materials with a tile hearth and a wooden mantle for a subtle contrast. The TV can sit directly on top of the large mantle without unbalancing the room.

The fireplace and television in this room are placed perfectly in the living area. The warmth of the fire and the entertainment of the TV can be accessed by any of the seating arrangements in the room.

See more of this home here. Designed by Ellen Grasso & Sons.

This massive fireplace suits the high ceilings in this room. The television has its own place between the stones where it can freely adjust to the liking of the occupants.

This cozy living room has a touch of modern technology with a small flat screen TV above the mantle. The brick fireplace keeps the classic country atmosphere burning.

See more of this home here. Designed by Miller + Miller Real Estate.

This marvelous stone fireplace has a wooden mantle just under the television for extra storage space. The stone construction is accented beautifully with all natural wooden pieces for a simple contrast.

This all-purpose room has a multi-purpose mantle that houses a fireplace and a television. No matter what you want to do in this room, you can be accompanied by the warm fire or the entertainment of the TV.

See more of this home here. Designed by Garrison Hullinger Interior Design.

This TV and fireplace and in an interesting spot in the home. Placed between the foyer and the kitchen, they add some convenience to watching the news in the morning as you get ready, and some warmth by the front door. The fireplace is made of brushed steel for a truly modern theme.

This fireplace combines both stone and wood for a spectacular look. The grand fireplace has a flat screen mounted flat against the wall in it’s own little space where it can rest without drawing too much attention.

See more of this home here. Designed by Garrison Hullinger Interior Design.

This old fashion fireplace adds modern and traditional looks together. The rustic stone work and the flat screen TV work together for a delicate combination of styles.

This amazing modern home looks incredible with its center pieces being both a television and a fireplace. The two work together seamlessly on the entertainment wall.

See more of this home here. Designed by LSA Architects.

This sitting room is breathtaking. A massive mantle creates a peaceful center piece along with a TV settled on top of it.

This modern living room has a long rectangular fireplace built into the entertainment center. The television takes the spotlight in this room, but the fireplace sets a warm and inviting atmosphere.

See more of this home here. Designed by KUBE Architecture.

This living area has a minimalist setup for the fireplace. a seamless and white wall holds both the TV and the fireplace for a smooth appearance.

This cottage-styled living room has a large fireplace that is perfect for adding a bit of light to the room. A television is built into the wall for a flat and flawless surface.

See more of this home here. Designed by Crosby Creations.

This fireplace has a large hearth made of gorgeous white marble. The mantle is a taupe wood that moves up to surround the television securely. The marble moves easily from the wall to the floor for a perfect combination of natural hardwood and white marble.

This dark stone mantle contains a roaring fire for a peaceful reading area. A television is mounted above the fireplace for a quiet rainy day by the fire.

See more of this home here. Designed by Steffanie Gareau.

Here we can see an eagle-eye view of the living room on the first floor. A stone fireplace extends upwards to encase the flat screen TV and include it in the center decor.

This luxurious living room has a large authentic stone fireplace. The television fits nicely above the mantle and the fireplace has its own place to burn just below it.

See more of this home here. Designed by Clay Construction.

This fireplace and TV set are very simple, and do not take away from the elegance of the room. They are the perfect size to add a bit of beauty to the room, but they do not overwhelm it.

This country home has a fireplace and television encased in natural stone. The stone work wraps all around the entire wall for a really classic touch.

See more of this home here. Designed by Jaffa Group.

Wood and marble work together flawlessly in this incredible fireplace. The mantle and the hearth make a great partner along with the television mounted just above the mantle.

This mantle is gorgeous white wood that encases a large fireplace. It moves upwards to create an individual place for the large flat screen TV as well.

See more of this home here. Designed by Chango & Co.

Fireplaces add beauty to Christmas morning– but they shouldn’t keep you from a TV either! Use the mantle for decorations along side with the TV for gentle music for the ultimate Christmas morning.

This sitting room is centered around the large stone mantle and the TV. The communal area can enjoy the soft fire or the flat screen television with little hassle.

See more of this home here. Designed by Garrison Hullinger Interior Design.

An entertainment center surrounds the plaster fireplace and the television that is mounted above it. The delicate details in the mantle add subtle luxury to the view.

This incredible home is decorated for a true countrymen. The fireplace has large authentic stones and a grand flat screen TV for a truly impressive center piece.

See more of this home here. Designed by ACM Design Architects.

This delightful sunroom has plenty of natural light. In the darkness, a dull fire can invite some soft light into the room while the family enjoys the entertainment of the television before bed.

How about a fireplace and a television in the bathroom? Enjoy the relaxing TV and burning coals from a large jacuzzi during your next home spa day.

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This country how has towering ceiling and a wide fireplace with plenty of gorgeous stonework. A television has its own nook built into the wall. The fireplace and TV are the same size for a symmetrical balance.

This luxurious bedroom has a marble hearth on the fireplace for a touch of deluxe taste. A flat screen TV is placed subtly behind decorations on the mantle to keep it from drawing any attention from the magnificent fireplace.

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This traditional living room can be used to relax by the fire with the family, or enjoy the game on the flat screen. The choice is yours when you have a gorgeous fireplace with a television sitting on the mantle!

When you live in a digital world, even your fire can be fake! This digital mock-up of an up-to-date room has a mantle with a screen disguised as a roaring fireplace and a dainty TV just above it.

This bedroom has a large television fit for the deluxe primary bedroom. The wall-mounted gas fireplace adds a warm glow to the ultra-modern style.

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This traditional living room doesn’t settle with a completely rustic theme. Along with the gorgeous mantle, they add a television for that kiss of modern technology.

This modern touch on a mantle and television setup is extremely elegant. The unique shape of the fireplace adds a bit of shape and contrast to the walls around it.

The television and fireplace can be placed in any room of the house. This fireplace is at the perfect level to warm the feet on the ottoman while reading, beside the fire. The television is placed to be seen throughout the room.

This gorgeous primary bedroom has high ceiling with stunning rustic wood work. It’s egg shell white old brick fireplace has a cozy television nestled into the wall above it.

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With this gorgeous setup you can have the christmas fireplace and the TV too! Hang the stockings by the old brick fire without having to give up your love for technology.

This country home uses a stone fireplace for a lavish touch in their quaint living room. The television is placed high enough on the stone fireplace to allow the natural fire to roar without clashing with the TV.

This deluxe primary bedroom comes complete with a flat screen television and a breathtaking fireplace with a grand mantle. This fireplace create a warm and romantic glow for the entire room.

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This wooden mantle, with a marble hearth, are a brilliant white color for a modern touch on a fireplace. The TV creates the perfect middle ground for modern and luxurious decor.

This modern living room has a television and fireplace that are inconspicuous. The attention of the room is not drawn to either one, and the room can be seen as a whole.