In today's fireplace market, there are so many classic and contemporary styles to choose from. From sleek to intricate, from 3-sided to the traditional fireplace with mantel, we showcase the hottest styles available today.



Three Sided Fireplaces or "See Thru" Fireplaces - This type of fireplace typically connects two rooms or areas. For example, the living room to the kitchen, or, the end of a jacuzzi bathtub to the rest of the master bedroom. This style allows the use of a fireplace in 2 different areas, almost like two fireplaces in one.

Corner Fireplaces - These models are great for any area, but are especially popular for smaller areas such as condos and apartments, where space is at a premium. Most of these corner mantels come in various sizes and finishes, including freestanding, electric or gel fuel. These options allow you to place this unit in any room, and move it from room to room as you see fit.

Traditional Fireplace with Mantel - You can't beat the look of a tradtional fireplace, especially around the holidays. The "traditional style fireplace" stands against or in the wall, has a mantel surround, and can be woodk burning, gel burning or electric.



Outdoor Firepits - This is a great way to enjoy fire year-round in the great outdoors. To keep you warm on cold winter nights or for ambience on summer evenings. This type comes in a variety of sizes and materials, from copper to iron.

Island Fireplaces - A popular option in today's outdoor living! A fireplace island offers a fireplace in an outdoor work area/seating environment.

Wood Burning Stoves - Classic and effective at creating warmth! The wood-burning stove, or, potbelly stove allows heat to be released into the room from all sides, including top and bottom!

Portable Fireplaces - Relatively new on the scene, a portable fireplace allows you to place a fireplace in any room of your home or office, in some cases, even in your RV! These units come in electric and gel burning varieties.



Pellet Stoves - Similar in heat capacity to the wood stove, a pellet stove is known for creating heat. Either as a stand alone stove or as a pellet insert for a regular fireplace, these items will keep you warm for the winter. They require pellets as fuel to operate.