Synergy Apartments Fireplace in Cambria Remington Brass

This living room fireplace in Seattle rises 20 feet, and the height and scale of the panels called for careful planning at every step. Cambria Remington Brass quartz has sweeping charcoal movement and warm brass tones, so the panels had to be aligned to keep that pattern flowing across such a large surface. The room's existing vertical wood slats and glass stair railings also had to be worked into the design to keep the architecture coherent.

Each panel is 2 cm Cambria Remington Brass quartz, and the weight and size of the pieces meant careful handling in transport and installation to avoid damage and get a clean fit. The recessed perimeter reveals and mitered edge returns made both fabrication and installation more demanding. The job also required coordination with the other trades on site, including the crews handling wood and glass, so the quartz lined up with the existing structure and left room for future adjustments.

The finished fireplace is the focal point of the living room and ties in with the vertical wood slats and glass stair railings around it. The sweeping charcoal and warm brass tones of the Cambria Remington Brass quartz give the wall a dynamic, refined appearance. Because the work was planned with the wood and glass trades, the quartz sits naturally with the existing elements of the room.

The mitered edge returns and recessed reveals give the panels their floating look and a modern, elegant character. Seams that line up with the architectural features show the planning behind the installation. The project shows how a complex vertical installation can be handled with care from the first scan to the last panel, and the fireplace now gives the room a strong architectural feature.