Fireplaces that Inspire

From stately stonework to modern marble, fireplaces have long been focal points in homes. Today’s designs offer a wide variety of looks, functionalities, and features. These seven fireplace designs each deliver unique beauty but a consistent sense of character and comfort.

STATELY STONEWORK

While no longer functional, the brick-like display of colorful stone on this fireplace surround adds depth and interest to the room’s design.

ELEVATED COMFORT

Design by Dvira Ovadia

Photography by Stephani Buchman

With a striking marble face and overstated clean-lined mantle, this fireplace is merely modern by itself. However, designer Dvira Ovadia softens its presence by pairing statuesque white beauty with softer surrounding elements.

HONORING TRADITION

Showcasing silver cast iron framed by warm, regal wood, this high-contrast design offers a contemporary take on a traditional Victorian design.

FOCAL FEATURE

Design by Cynthia Soda

Photography by Stephani Buchman

Interior designer Cynthia Soda was the creative mind behind this showstopping, three-sided fireplace. The homeowners can appreciate the marble-clad centerpiece from the foyer, kitchen, living room, and dining area.

SUPPORTING ROLE

Design by Dvira Ovadia

Photography by Valerie Wilcox

Designer Dvira Ovadia kept this fireplace modest, allowing beautiful millwork to take center stage. Built-ins not only offer functional value but act as blank slates where you can display your personal and ever-changing style.

TWO-SIDED TAKE

Design by Dvira Ovadia

Photography by Stephani Buchman

Whether you’re tucked into bed, curled up with a good novel, or soaking in the clawfoot tub, this two-sided fireplace will be provide warmth and a comforting glow. Positioned between the master bedroom and ensuite, we can’t think of two better rooms for staying warm and cozy.

SLEEK SIMPLICITY

Design by Sara Bederman

Photography by Stephani Buchman

The organic striations and seamless blend of warm and cool tones within this fireplace’s stonework create a look that is regal yet understated. Paired with complementary millwork, this living space design by Sara Bederman welcomes guests with open arms.