Collection of beautiful modern fireplaces and unusual fireplace designs that will heat your house in style.
Mobile Fireplace
Travelmate portable fireplace makes it possible to set up stylish source of heat wherever you want it.
Cabinet Fireplace
GATE fireplaces by Conmoto come with a wood storage cabinet right next to the fireplace.
Round Fireplace
Make a stunning centerpiece in your living room; with glass on either side, you can enjoy the flickering flame from every angle.
Coffee Table Fireplace
Beautiful Vidro fireplace table is completely mobile and requires only gelled ethanol fuel to burn a smokeless flame in your room.
Trunk Fireplace
Contemporary bio-ethanol powered fireplace in a trunk from Atria.
Wall Fireplace
Wall-mounted fireplace provides an attractive addition to any room.
Waterfall Fireplace
Hearthfall is a beautiful, cascading waterfall that will transform your regular fireplace from a seasonal commodity to an elegant, year-round functional work of art.
Rolling Fireplace
As it rolls, ROLL FIRE easily balances its stainless steel tank, mounted on its roller bearings. As it is held in place by magnets, when the tank is being filled with bio-ethanol, the glass is lifted off in no time at all.
Suspended Fireplace
Gyrofocus suspended fireplace is a great conversation starter.
Kubik Fireplace
Modern fireplace from Edilkamin is designed to provide high performance heating and great looks for many years to come.
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Heru
Someones doesn’t look like real fire. And what about the smoke? Where does it go to?
Feb 10th, 2010
ajayjshah
@Heru I agree. Although still some neat stuff and concepts.
Feb 10th, 2010
Pete
My favorite fireplace design is the one used in the Hotel Grande in Reykjavik: It was all glass with volcanic stone at the bottom and a gas flame coming up from the stones. Neat stuff.
Feb 10th, 2010
sean
they’re all real, as an architect i can say i’ve seen them. the smoke is aspired by internal vacum mechanisms.
Feb 11th, 2010
Critical Eye
All look pretty cool. The waterfall fireplace looks a bit odd, maybe too traditional, but still neat.
Feb 11th, 2010
RL Creative
Well, some of them are using BIO gas, that doesn’t have any smoke at all :) But very cool designs.
Feb 11th, 2010
Gina
Where there is smoke there is soot which is a fire hazard if it builds up too much. How is the internal vaccuum mechanism cleaned? I like the look of the suspended fireplace though it’s hard to imagine how the suspendion is done. And how would one keep sparks in and children/pets out?
Feb 11th, 2010
Gerard
Some look a little bit dangerous
Feb 11th, 2010
JGarrido
They all look pretty awesome, and/but obviously couldn’t be used with pets and small children around.
Feb 11th, 2010
Karin L.
WOW! I love them! It’s almost impossible to find contemporary anything much less fireplaces!
Feb 11th, 2010
Angela
The waterfall one really bothers me. An interesting thought that just doesn’t work.
Feb 11th, 2010
Casette
I’d love the Wall Fireplace in my house :) Very stylish but I wonder if it is at all convenient.
Feb 11th, 2010
X
The waterfall one was pretty good but could be better. I like most of them but alot arent really providing heat. Also, the best fire(in my opinion) is used with wood.
Feb 11th, 2010
pia torres
nice!! awesome:D
Feb 11th, 2010
woundedduck
Didn’t I see Hearthfall in one of Saddam’s palaces? Classy.
Feb 11th, 2010
Karen
im thinking they use that gelled ethanol stuff that doesnt give off smoke thats mentioned in the video one with the two glass walls…
Feb 12th, 2010
delere
Love the waterfall idea although the surrounding mantel isn’t my taste. I would think it would catch most embers like a screen and probably add some humidity as fireplaces tend to dry the air.
Very cool.
Feb 12th, 2010
Fresh
these are all incredible. love the round, suspended and kubik designs
Feb 17th, 2010
Nancy Reid
I’ve had wood, gas, and electric. I’m glad to see all the new possibilities with smokeless fuels.
May 2nd, 2011
Hippo
The waterfall fireplace looks kind of stupid.
Nov 29th, 2011
Lance
lol…being NFI certified in gas, wood, and pellet appliances, i’ve never once seen an appliance with an “internal vacuum mechanism”…most of these are ethanol fuel fireplace…I work for an internet retailer that sells these…they are being touted as the next best thing, but sales are sluggish…be careful with the promise of no odor…some homes have a greater degree of dust, pat dander, perfumes, and air fresheners…when these elements burn, they can produce offensive odors…and trust me…it’s not easy telling a customer…it’s not the fuel…it’s your home that stinks :/
Mar 13th, 2012
Anny
@ Lance
Is it dangerous to have these fireplaces and spray deodorants in the same rooms? I can’t live without deos and air freshners.
May 14th, 2012