Madalynn Dudley
You could also create house plans with corner fireplace ideas as there isn’t a shortage of brans or availability. Standard fireplace systems using fans can heat areas as large as 600 square feet.
The corner position allows plenty of room for the different designs of furniture and furnishings. It may be possible to find a fire pit that complements your current decoration but creates a stylish focal point for you. Standard fireplace systems using fans can heat areas as large as 600 square feet. The fireplaces are not recommended for those living in remote areas were power outages are frequent.
Room corners often remain empty and furniture-free and that doesn’t maximize space-efficiency in any way. In this living space designed by Jaffa Group an L-shaped sofa and additional seats are organized in front of the fireplace while the TV is mounted on the adjacent wall.
The furniture arrangement around the corner fireplace makes it possible to enjoy the warmth and comfort wherever you are sitting.
A cool thing about corner electric fireplaces is how they’re not linked to a single wall. What we like about this particular living room is the fact that the color palette of neutral and based on simple, earthy tones. The color scheme allows the materials and textures to play an important role in the ambiance and decor of the space.
The fireplace mantel serves as a display surface for ornamental pieces, drawing even more attention to this corner. Bedrooms are meant to be cozy and welcoming and one guaranteed way to achieve that look is with the help of a fireplace. Although the fireplace is the visual focal point, there are ways to make it blend in or stand out less. This one sits in the corner and is coordinated with a neutral and light color palette, characterizing the room.
This fireplace makes good use of the corner space and coordinates with the matching stone. Together they frame the view and make this living room feel extra cozy.
The bed faces the glass doors and has a nice view of the surroundings, with the fireplace on one side and an accent chair on the other. The corner electric fireplace has found its way inside the modern rustic farmhouse. Look how nicely this fireplace fits in the corner, framed by large wall units on either side.
The low platform that frames the units establishes visual continuity around the room while offering extra space for displaying items or to be used as a bench.
An interesting design idea is to mold the fireplace and connect it visually to other elements in the room. It’s true that fireplaces are often more popular in rustic and traditional settings but that doesn’t mean they don’t look just as beautiful and natural in modern and contemporary spaces.
Even one that’s not functional and only serves a decorative purpose can turn out to be a great design option for living rooms or bedrooms. The fireplace’s blue mosaic frame and white mantel bring together distinct elements. This one by Nico van der Meulen Architects links two adjacent walls to ensure a continuous and sleek look. Also, the infrared technology is more efficient than other corner electric fireplaces as it absorbs humidity while providing a warmer atmosphere for less energy. When they designed the Cambrian hotel in Switzerland, Peter Silling & Associates combined rustic and luxurious elements. The stone fireplace fits perfectly into the corner of this midcentury-inspired living room designed by Mary Anne Smiley Interiors.
It bridges the gap between the sliding glass doors and the adjacent wall, connecting them and filling the emptiness in a way that feels natural. The design strategy in this particular case puts an emphasis on the arched ceiling of the living room.
In order to balance out the décor, the corner fireplace was designed with straight lines and angles. It also has a flat and black surface which creates this slab-like geometry that actually fits into this contemporary interior quite well. Taking advantage of the strong rustic vibe of this interior, the team of designers at Pearson Design Group creates a seamless and organic transition between the corner fireplace and the stone-clad wall adjacent to it that also has a ledge that can either be used as a bench, a display shelf or a firewood storage surface. You can’t really see the bigger portion of this wall since it’s almost completely covered up by the furniture but there’s a space at the top where the stone is visible.
That then transitions into a corner fireplace which gives the room a more rounded and cozy layout and also serves as a focal point without being too striking. The stone fireplace is marking the outer corner of the wall, coming in the continuation of the wooden built-in unit and sitting at an angle.
Although it’s not at the center of the room, this gorgeous stone fireplace is definitely the main focal point of the space. The electric fireplace is big and imposing and the stone goes well with the earthy color palette of the room. Interior designer Susie Hersker managed to make this area feel like home. The oversized fireplace surround makes a statement and has a big impact on the overall layout and configuration of the living room.
Phil Kean Designs did a great job adapting the whole corner fireplace for this elegant bedroom. Unlike occupying space around the wall corner fireplaces are placed nicely in curved lines. It also allows for a more comfortable space in a large living area where it allows for hanging art, and installing entertainment units.
Most wall-mounted electric fireplaces come with brackets and hardware needed for installation.
A wall mounted electric fireplace can be hung anywhere, like a flat-screen TV or a picture. Most wall-mounted electric fireplaces come with brackets and hardware needed for installation.
As you’ve learned here, compared to gas and wood, electric fireplaces are energy efficient. Due to their availability, it’s easy to find top deals and promotions on various sites that offer reasonable pricing instead of shopping at stores.
