The English Home

Fuelled BY STYLE

When selecting a new fire for any interior, considering the best or available fuel required – be it for a wood-burning stove, electric or gas fire, or for a more traditional open fireplace – is as important as choice of styling. Whether seeking to create a classic country, period townhouse or contemporary look, we look at practicalities as well as how to incorporate the right design into the home for a complementary style that offers both warmth and comfort.

WOOD AND MULTI-FUEL STOVES

A freestanding stove, whether wood-burning or multi-fuel (where wood, coal or smokeless fuel can be used), is the perfect way to bring traditional charm and character into the home. It provides an instant focal point within sitting rooms and can be installed within dining areas and kitchens too – in fact,

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