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Wood Burner Fireplace Ideas A wood burning stove is a stunning design feature for a room. Wrap-around shelving can be added to your wood burning stove, as shown in this living space, to provide a convenient log storage area. For a contemporary fireplace and chimney breast, opt for versatile metro tiles. They come in a vast range of patterns and colours and are strong enough to withstand the heat generated by a log burner. Splitface tiles Split face tiles can be used to create a fashionable and elegant frame for your wood stove. These tiles are renowned because of their texture and attractive colors. They are an excellent choice for framing the wood burning stove since they can be a perfect match for the decor of your living space and enhance the beauty of your fireplace. You can also make them into an kitchen backsplash or to create an amazing feature wall. The beauty of split face mosaic tiles is that they can be used as an modern log burner fireplace or a traditional one. Combining them with a sleek fireplace surround will create an impressive appearance that will completely transform your home. These tiles come in a variety of colors and textures and you can choose the ones that suit your decor scheme. The most sought-after design is the classic black anthracite but there are also shades of red and green that are available. If you're considering a complete clad chimney breast for your woodburner, think about using the tiles that have texture to add interest to the hearth and surround. Patterned tiles contrast beautifully with the rusty bricks of an old fireplace as well as the roughness of steel or cast-iron stoves. Choose a simple design or something more elaborate such as fish scales, scallops or herringbone tiles. Slate is a popular material for fireplace hearths. It is resistant to heat, stains and is long-lasting. It's a great option for traditional wood burning fireplace ideas and can be paired with any colour of tile. You can also opt for an updated look by using glaze ceramic tiles. They are available in various colors and finishes. Many people believe that a wood-burning stove looks better in a rustic setting but it can also look fantastic in a modern home. If you're looking to purchase a chic, contemporary wood burner opt for one with simple lines and a lack of extravagant decoration on the front. Then, you can frame the fireplace with chic slate or herringbone tiles to complete the appearance. Porcelain tiles If you want a minimalistic style for your fireplace with wood You can get rid of the traditional mantelpiece and surround. This is a great way to utilize a wood stove in a small space particularly if you don't have the space for an flue. The most efficient solution is to cover the chimney breast in tiles that match the color of the walls. This gives the room a uniform look. Porcelain tiles are a great option to cover chimney breasts made of wood. They are durable and easy to clean, and are able to endure the heat of a log-burning fire. The tiles come in a range of colors, including black and greys, whites, and many more. Some designs feature patterns to create interest and texture. Marbled finishes can look elegant and luxurious, whereas an elegant herringbone or chequerboard style offers an elegant classic. Consider adding border tiles that have a more intricate design, such as the scallop, mermaid or fish scale tiles to make your flooring stand out. Another easy idea to tidy up an opening in your fireplace is to put in chamber panels that can be cut to the right size and inserted into the fireplace recess. They can be finished with many different colors and materials, ranging from rustic red brick to slate or herringbone designs and are a low-cost alternative to recladding your entire chimney breast. If your home has a chimney that is of a period design or a soaring chimney, a more dramatic and striking option is to clad the entire chimney's front with split-face stone tiles. These can be made from either natural stone or porcelain, and are an excellent way to add texture colour and interest to your fireplace, and also the option of adding the form of a wrap-around shelf for storage of logs. If you prefer more modern appearance it is possible to remove the hearth entirely and only cover the fireplace surround and chimney breast with tiles. This can be an especially good idea if you have a modern-style woodburner since it will allow you to show off the sleek minimalist design of the unit and make cleaning up sooty deposits much easier. Mosaic tiles There's nothing better than a wood-burning stove to warm your home when the days are getting shorter and nights are colder. Gas fires are convenient and offer an instant heating boost. However it's hard to beat a traditional log burning stove. Consider a fireplace surround that is tiled in case you are looking to bring warmth to your home and refresh your fireplace. Tiles are durable options that can stand up to the high temperatures that are created by a wood burning stove. They are also easy to clean. They also come in a range of designs and colours to suit any style. If you're looking to create a minimalist and elegant look, go for a white tile surround and mantel. As wood stove burning from Finding Lovely shows, white tiles can be laid out in intricate patterns to make an impact. Mosaic tiles are especially suited to fireplaces as they are available in a variety of shapes, sizes and colours. Incorporating small pieces of mosaic tile could also add different styles to your fireplace's surround and create a visually appealing design. Herringbone tiles give your room a more sophisticated appearance. Herringbone tiles can be laid in a neutral shade to let the pattern do all the talking or used to bring some colour to your living space. This gorgeous example from Paula at home by Polly uses herringbone tile in the fun zig-zag design to add a fashionable appearance to her log stove. Use decorative border tiles to add some style to your fireplace. These tiles are commonly used to line bathrooms and splashbacks however, they can also be used to cover your fireplace to add a touch of oomph to your surround. The decorative border tiles are available in a wide variety of styles and patterns including simple chequerboards, to more intricate options such as scallop and fish scale. Try a bright and vibrant hue like yellow if are looking to impress by putting your fireplace in wood. This vibrant colour will brighten a dark-colored palette and create a warm and welcoming atmosphere. Chamber panels It's easy to update the look of your living space by changing the fireplace chamber. The traditional method involved the removal of old tiles, stones or brickwork but now you can line the opening with specialized fireplace chamber panels. These heat-resistant materials will not overheat and are available in a variety of styles to fit your hearth, surround and wood burning stove. For a modern take on the fireplace design, choose a wide style with a black frame. This will create a focal point and draws attention to the fireplace itself which makes it a prominent feature of the room. A metallic background is an excellent option for a more industrial look that's becoming increasingly popular. Inset fires are an excellent alternative if you're in search of an alternative to the traditional log burning idea. These can be installed into the standard opening of the fireplace. They can also be known as woodburners, cassette stoves or built-in stoves. They are an ideal option for older homes with brick chimneys. They can be designed in a variety of ways to match your tastes. To emphasize the traditional look of your log burner, you can decorate the fireplace with decorative wallpaper. This will bring attention to your fireplace and add warmth and cosiness. This is a great choice when you are concerned about the risk of a flame that is not contained and want to limit the time that pets and children spend in front of the fireplace. A traditional looking fireplace chamber can be easily updated by lining the entrance with slate panels. These are simple to fit and can give the fireplace a new look and feel at a reasonable price. This is particularly useful when your existing surround and hearth are not required to be replaced. For a totally unique style, you could add a mantel to your fireplace surround. This will make your fireplace a real statement piece and will provide a focus for the rest of your home. Install the mantel only if you feel you have the space for doing this safely and in compliance with building regulations.