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Multi Fuel Stove Surround Ideas Log burner fireplace ideas are often associated with living spaces, but a multi fuel stove can also be a stunning centerpiece for your dining area. Pair with traditional dining chairs, wall art or an unfinished wood table. A multi fuel stove can burn wood as well as coal/smokeless coal and is usually DEFRA exempt. Many people use a multi-fuel stove to burn wood because it is more eco-friendly and economical. Inset Wood Burner One of the most efficient multi fuel stove concepts to consider is an inset stove. It is designed to fit inside a chimney breast leaving only the front of the stove exposed Inset stoves can be an eye-catching focal point that's ideal for smaller living rooms. If you're looking for modern log burner fireplace ideas an inset stove is a great option. This sleek, Portuguese limestone surround and hearth (pictured with the Firefox 5) adds a minimalist, Georgian-inspired style to any space and works perfectly with a modern multi fuel stove. A wood burner inset can be wrapped in a simple black fire surround to stand out against a lighter palette. This style is popular in Scandi style homes and works well with furniture that has similar hues. Try combining your fire place with an natural texture set in a tiled surround to create an authentic style that is sure to get guests talking. Natural stone and porcelain tiles are heatproof, making them a perfect choice for tiling an outdoor stove. They also repel sooty staining. Another way to make a wooden burner stand out is using a bold color. This style will be a hit whether you select grey, as in this sleek inset stove from Mendip Stoves or something more vibrant, like yellow. It isn't easy to divide open-plan living spaces. A wood burner inset with a wide surround will help to create an attractive focal point. Make use of a double-sided woodburner means of dividing the dining/living space into two distinct zones. The fire should be located on the left, and the books on the right. Wrap-Around Shelving Wood burners create a focal point in the room and are a striking design feature that can be enhanced by creating a surround around the fireplace. This can be achieved with various design concepts. One option is to build wrap around shelves into the corner of an area. This can be used for log storage but also as a display space for books and other décor things. Utilizing small stone panels can add texture to an interior, and can complement the appearance of a multi fuel stove in a contemporary or traditional setting. Many home and garden centers stock stone facings with different colors and styles to help you design a bespoke fireplace. Alternatively, multi fuel stoves could create a simple but stunning look with stacking stones. In this contemporary living space, a Farringdon Stove from Arada Stoves was mounted on an appropriate base to create a log holder and a design feature that coordinated with the deep blue paint on the walls. This stove is available in a range of finishes and colors to complement the design of any room. Wrap around shelves is a great way to create an interior design that is both practical and distinctive. Displaying dishes, glassware, and other cookware in the open is an effective way of not hiding them behind cabinet doors. These shelves wrap around the wall of this kitchen, making the most of a small space while also giving a modernity to this traditionally decorated space. Metal Wall Art Metal wall art is a great way to decorate the wall over your multi-fuel stove. Metal wall art has an industrial look with a high definition finish that allows the colors to pop against white backgrounds. The material provides texture to the smooth surfaces of wood and glass. Select a piece that matches your style. If you're looking for an airy cottage look think about a flower metal wall art that resembles an arrangement and complements the gingham print or wicker textures. If you're more interested in modern style There are abstract options that can be combined with geometric rugs and simple furnishings. If you are a lover of animals, you can find metal artwork in three dimensions that looks like sculptures and gives a sense movement. Hanging art work from metal correctly will not only improve the look of the room and adds value, but it also ensures it is secure. Always make use of a stud finder to determine the center of the wall and mark where you'd like the hanger to go before drilling. The damage caused by screwing or nailing into drywall is irreparable. A proper mounting technique is essential for both aesthetics as well as security. The next step is to determine the size of metal wall art you wish to buy. Some are available in sizes ranging from X-small (perfect for a gallery wall) all the way to large (for real statement pieces). It is important to think about the weight of your wall artwork. Some wall art is light enough to hang using nails or screws, whereas others require anchors and screws to ensure stability. Use brick clips to hang your art on brick walls instead of drilling holes. Tea Kettle The tea kettle is a traditional kitchen essential that is designed to boil water for hot beverages, soups and more. It comes in a wide variety of materials, colors and designs to match your home's style and decor. They are easy to clean, durable and look great on the stovetop. They heat quickly and retain heat well. They are dishwasher safe, making cleaning easy. They are available in a variety of sizes ranging from small to large and can be used with most stovetops. There are electric tea kettles as well that utilize an electric heating element to heat the water. They are designed to shut off automatically when the water reaches a boil and are a safe option for people who can easily get distracted or forget they have a burner turned on. A lot of models come with a “keep-warm” setting, which lets you choose the length of time your water should remain at a certain temperature. Gooseneck tea kettles come with an elongated and narrow the spout, which helps create a more balanced cup of tea. These kettles can be used on all stovetops, and can be used to prepare a variety hot drinks including green teas, black teas, herbal teas, and many more. They are made from stainless steel or glass and are available in a variety of styles and colors that will fit into the majority of kitchens. Many tea kettles come with a whistle that will alert you when water is boiling. This is particularly useful if you have kids or pets who can wander into the kitchen while you're cooking. It makes it easier to determine when you've reached your ideal temperature of water for the tea pot. Log Baskets If you're looking to add a bit of rustic elegance to your fireplace in the living room, a log basket is an excellent choice. Whether you're using it for its intended purpose or as a decorative accent the wicker logs basket instantly elevates your fireplace with its charming captivating design. A log storage solution for your fireplace can save you the hassle of needing to drag massive logs out and back inside your home. You can arrange the logs in a neat manner inside your wicker basket, and then take them out when you are ready to use them. You can even make use of a log basket to store other items throughout your home such as storing books and toys around the house if you have children. Larger log baskets made of rattan can be used to store wrapping paper, or even bulky crafting supplies like skeins of yarn, so the possibilities are endless. Additionally, you can pick an apron basket designed for your particular requirements and style. For instance, you could choose an apron that is fitted with a an hessian lining to keep dirt from falling on your flooring or carpet or flooring, or one with solid wooden handles for ease of carrying. Modern stoves come in a range of colours and styles, which can bring warmth and ease to your living space. The Arada Farringdon is an ideal example of this – it's eco-friendly, DEFRA smoke exempt and Clear Skies Mark approved and is available in a variety of modern colour options including bold Spice to soothing grey Mist.