Winters are so long. I don’t mind the snow, but I really hate the cold. To get through the long, dark months, we light a fire almost every night we’re home. We burn wood ( l love the sound and look of the real stuff), but there are lots of options. If you need help designing yours, let me know.
Antique Swedish kakelugn at Stockholm's Ett Hotel. I want one!
Remodelista looks at new and old Swedish tiled stoves. Our Midwest winters don’t last as long as they do in Scandinavia, but we can certainly learn something from them. Keep interiors light and bright and cozy up to a fire everyday.
Navy brick fireplace designed by Emily Summers for the Texas Twister House
Brittni at papernstitch did a navy color study. She found this lovely painted brick wall with a simple fireplace and plank mantle.
Cocoon Aeris hanging fireplace. Heat with ethanol.
Just because your house didn’t come with a built-in fireplace, doesn’t mean you can’t add one. This hanging model will add a contemporary touch any home.
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