When specifying a fireplace and hearth solution for your home or commercial designs, here are some considerations to ensure your design stands out to differentiate your property!
This look often features stone or brick around a fireplace, a mantel above, and may or may not have a hearth extension into the room.
Fireplaces today are enjoyed as much, if not more, for the décor and ambiance in a room versus the desire for supplemental heating. What does your client want?
In some cases, consumers want both décor and truly extra heat in a room (i.e. a family room, 3 season porch, etc). Choose the right specification for this purpose.
Where a fireplace is installed "in the room" will add not only the fireplace design focal point you want, but added functionality and purpose in the room as well.
A fireplace in the corner of the room, allows a focal point of design, while freeing up the rest of the wall for furniture, cabinetry, TV or other design elements.
Where a fireplace is located "on the wall" can provide a very dramatic look for your interior design.
Often overlooked by architects and designers, multi-sided fireplaces offer unique looks in a room and a dramatic interior design element.
Enjoy the fire and ambiance from two different rooms with a "see-through" or "two-sided" fireplace. Excellent architectural design element and way to divide two rooms.
Enjoy the fire from multiple viewpoints with a "pier" fireplace or "three-sided" view. Another excellent architectural element in a room, often used in kitchens and bedrooms.