Corner Fireplaces Ideas Introduction
This article discusses different types of the fireplace layouts in different styles.
We have already looked at the fireplaces with the TV above. Now, we consider the different fireplace and interior layouts.
Firstly, there seems to be some disarray among individuals looking for corner fireplaces; some people seek for fireplaces that happen to be in a corner, while others seek out fireplaces that have been designed specifically for placement in a corner.
Below, in Figures 1 and 2, are examples of two distinct fireplace styles. Luckily, we’ll be discussing both varieties, including their differences in appearance, function, fuel, color, possible placement inside a building, and authenticity.
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As shown on Figure 1.1, this corner fireplace was designed specifically for this use. These fireplaces are often real and may be fueled by gas, propane, or wood. Faux may be imitated, but it has no aesthetic or functional value.
In Figure 1.2 above, you can see a fireplace that has been crammed into a spot where it does not belong. To be clear, this is a fake fireplace with no actual wood or gas inside; its only function is aesthetic. A fireplace of the same design may be placed in a corner and yet serve a practical function. Some corner fireplaces are simply placed there, while others are built into the corner specifically.
Corner Fireplace Ideas, Types and Functionality
In this part, we’ll break up a few of these broad categories for individual discussion:
modern corner fireplace ideas
So, what are the modern fireplaces? How modern corner fireplaces should look like? The examples are shown below:
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The aforementioned diagrams depict four distinct methods for addressing the above problem space’s corner locations. Okay, let’s take them one at a time and talk about them:
- The Figure 1 modern fireplace:
The first is often thought of as a “corner fireplace.” It’s up-to-date, versatile, and runs on gas, propane, or wood. The gas/propane one, though, is the more common sight. Nothing would be gained by creating a fake version. As the vent is concealed inside the wall, it is not obvious that there is one there. - The Figure 2 modern fireplace: It’s also a corner fireplace, but its rococo-inspired interior and built-in display make it seem considerably different from the first. This unique corner fireplace is powered by gas, which heats fireplace iron canon balls and radiates the heat across the room in a novel manner. Think about how beautiful the furniture, decorations, flowers, mantel, carpet, and everything else in the room appears in front of this fireplace.
- Figure 3 modern fireplace: The third kind of fireplace seen here is a standard fireplace that has been placed in an odd corner of the room. When compared to the first and second types of fireplaces, this one provides greater design flexibility. This is because there is more surface area on the mantel to display decorations. While woo is the typical fuel for vent fireplaces, what you use in there is up to you. It might also be a gas fireplace, an electric fireplace, or a purely decorative piece.
- Figure 4 modern fireplace: It’s all an illusion. Or it can be. This is due to the fact that if not electric it serves no practical use beyond from looking nice.
However, the same look can be achieved with the an electric fireplace meaning it can warm you up in the winter and provide some artificial light in the summer thanks to its ‘fire’ bulbs. Temperature and lighting may be adjusted from a distance, and you’ll never have to deal with a fire, gas leak, CO2 buildup, etc. The electric fireplace may provide a warm and welcoming ambiance, but it can’t compare to the real thing in terms of the fire’s aroma. This type is more suitable for the apartments rather than a house.
The word “modern” actually means “modernism” rather than “contemporary”. However all of the fireplaces shown are both contemporary and fit with the modernism styles. That is all of the fireplaces are modern even in a rococo or other old-fashioned styles.
Your desires for your home are likely becoming clearer by this point; but, if they haven’t, we’ll proceed nonetheless. But even if you have, read on; we’re going to show you some very spectacular fireplaces.
white corner fireplace ideas
In this section we will look at the different white style corner fireplaces:
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All of the fireplaces in the aforementioned images are contemporary in design and include white or brightly colored rococo touches.
The primary one in figure 2.1 has a blue color scheme. The second one in figure 2.2 is in traditional white style, and the third one in figure 2.3 is in a contemporary yellow.
There is no way to faux these fireplaces; They are all genuine. Thus, you need to give some consideration to the vent.
The good news is that gas or propane fireplaces are becoming popular, so you won’t have to worry about ash and wasteful fires. What this means is that you can regulate the intensity of fire and use it to your advantage.
Additional safety from the accident is provided by the glass. Not only does this mean your children may safely play in the area around the fire focal point, but it also means you can safely decorate the area around the fireplace without worrying about the risk of a fire breaking out, as can happen with wood stove fireplaces.
Think about the sleek, up-to-date style of the furnishings. They are all a wonderful match. If you have a wood-burning fireplace, implementing it might be more challenging because of the proximity of the flames to your belongings.
Corner Stone Fireplace and veneer stone fireplace
Here we shall examine the stone corner fireplaces. Once again, the term “stone fireplace” may have a variety of meanings. We may examine the marble, farmhouse or the rustic-looking stone. Let’s examine the few instances either way:
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Figures 3.1, 3.2, 3.3 shows three different approaches to the stone fireplaces.
- Figure 3.1 shows a contemporary marble stone fireplace fitted with a versatile insert that may be gas, wood, electric, or fake. While the latter may two seem like a good idea, an electric fireplace looks out of place in a high-end space that has marble or imitation marble, and pricey furnishings. However, if you don’t have access to a chimney or you live in an apartment, an electric fireplace is your only choice.
- Figure 3.2 depicts a fireplace made of a material other than marble stone, such as genuine stone, fake stone, or decorative gypsum plaster simulating stone, together with a contemporary corner fireplace insert that, once again, may function on any fuel source. Essentially a hybrid of rustic and contemporary elements, this style is a hybrid. Someone would identify this style as the “farmhouse” style, which is close enough.
- Lastly, figure 3.3 displays the corner fireplace done up in a genuine country rustic design. Wood-burning fireplaces are ideal for this design scheme. Let’s have a look more closely at the rustic corner fireplaces in the next chapter.
rustic corner fireplace
Let’s consider the rustic style fireplace in more detail. Rustic corner fireplaces are also a stone type fireplaces, so let’s see some more examples:
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The corner stone fireplace with true wood burning capabilities is the first style shown in figure 4.2. It boasts a large, sturdy hearth. And it is set up in such a manner that everyone may feel secure there. The whole design of the interior is purely rustic without any other interior styles elements.
The ventless corner electric fireplace shown in Figure 4.3 has fake stones around it since there is no requirement for true fireproof and safe material. The design is semi-rustic with the contemporary elements.
The stone gas fireplace with its own vent is the final fireplace seen in figure 4.4. The stones around the fireplace may be genuine or artificial. The whole room is purely rustic design except the contemporary fireplace insert with modern vent. As you can see, a contemporary element does not harm the rustic design overall.
A brick – is also a stone. It is an artificial stone. So let’s see the brick stone designs in the next chapter.
Red brick corner fireplaces
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- Figure 5.1 shows the contemporary design with the red brick fireplace. The fireplace is real and can be both the gas and the wood burning fireplace.
- The figure 5.2 shows the eclectic interior design with the fireplace that can be electric, fake, gas or wood burning.
- The figure 5.3 shows another example of how the red brick fireplace can be built. This type of fireplace can be wood burning, gas or electric.
Tall corner fireplace
The term “tall fireplace” may be used to describe several of the fireplaces we’ve seen and spoken about so far. But you haven’t seen anything till now, since those fireplaces are so tall.
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Consider these tall fireplace options:
- Figure 6.1 depicts a living area with a massive fireplace in the pop art style. It can burn wood or gas and has a massive chimney. In fact, some people are in search of the 4-sided fireplace. Here you are, this fireplace is not just 4-sided, it is 360 degrees sided. Being the circle shape you can observe it from everywhere in the room.
- More of a ghotic and rococo room is seen in Figure 6.2. Take a gander at those neat bookcases we threw over there to hide that vent. Together, the library and the fireplace make for a cozy space.
Since the hot air flow might harm the furniture, it is necessary to provide additional heat protection for the pieces of furniture that cover the vent. The gap between the metal vent and the furniture may be filled with any number of insulators. - The towering fireplace in the contemporary farmhouse style is seen in Figure 6.3. This is the 4-sided fireplace. People who want the warmth of a rural home but don’t want it to seem too isolated may find this design, which has a huge contemporary fireplace and a chimney vent, to be ideal.
Tall Electric corner fireplace
What if we have something similar to the previous diagrams but now instead of the real fireplace we have electric one? A good thing about the electric fireplace is that it is not limited in terms of imagination. Well, lets see a few examples below:
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Figure 7.1 displays a beautiful contemporary corner three-sided glass fireplace. We only use candlesticks and lights that are 100% artificial and electric. No actual flames can be seen.
Furthermore, this inset produces actual heat. In the same manner as it does with electric heaters, this method applies here.
All of the fireplace displays are just for appearance, since the same effects can be obtained by installing portable electric fireplaces that can be purchased separately a to cheaper.
Take a look at Figure 7.2 It is all electrical. In the same way that electric heaters provide heat, all candles are electric and produce light.
Similarly, as seen in Figure 7.3. This fireplace is a massive electric heater. Within the fireplaces, there are hundreds of tubes that generate heat and warm the surrounding air.
Corner Entertainment Center With Fireplace
But how can we incorporate an entertainment center with a modern or contemporary fireplace? Given that this is a frequently asked subject, the following examples will help:
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- Figure 8.1 depicts the entertainment center in a modern and contemporary setting, with the television mounted above the two-sided modern fireplace.
- The entertainment center in modern and contemporary design is seen in Figure 8.2 with the television mounted above the three-sided modern fireplace.
- The entertainment center in Figure 6.3 has a television mounted above an electric contemporary fireplace that is not intended to be placed in a corner.
Continue reading because we will still discuss fireplaces with televisions over them in coming sections.
small corner electric fireplace
But what if you’d rather something compact, adorable, and fuss-free that’s either electric or decorative? See the following samples to help with this:
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The little, purely decorative corner fireplaces seen in Figures 9.1, 9.2, and 9.3 are all either false or powered by electricity.
These perfect corner fireplaces cannot really operate on gas or wood. First of all, there is insufficient room, there are no vents, there is no hearth, there is no protection, etc.
Every fireplace is rococo in design. It may still be modern and contemporary despite this.
shiplap corner fireplace ideas
Now, it is time to look at the fireplace in the shiplap interior style.
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The modern two-sided gas corner fireplace is seen in Figure 10.1. Wood, gas, or electric power all serve as viable fuel sources for the fires seen in Figures 10.2 and 10.3. These illustrations will serve to clarify the nature of the shiplap design fireplace and aid in your comprehension of the topic.
corner fireplace hearth ideas
As of this point, we should have thought about and discussed the vast array of possible corner fireplace configurations and their various uses. Let’s go to the fireplace’s hearth presently. The hearth is the foundation of a chimney and plays an important role in both appearance and function.
The hearth of the fireplace serves several purposes: it protects the surrounding structure and the floor from the high temperature, it increases the distance at which the fire can spread without catching the objects in its path, and it provides a level surface on which the fireplace can be set.
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Different designs for a fireplace’s hearth are seen in Figures 11.1, 11.2, and 11.3. The hearths, which sit at the base of the fireplace, are designed to seem like sturdy platforms. When building your own fireplace, give one of these layouts some thought.
Corner gas ventless fireplace
Some people ask: we do not place a vent for the gas stove why would we need the vent for the gas fireplace if it works the same way?
In the first place, this is due to local and national laws prohibiting the installation of a fireplace without a vent, even if it uses gas. The second difference is that the gas stove is designed to consume a much smaller quantity of gas for a much shorter period of time. There are several situations when a gas fireplace might be installed without if this is your case then consider the following examples:
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Figures 12.1, 12.2 and 12.3 show the ventless gas fireplaces in the different interior designs and with the different fireplaces styles.
Corner gas fireplace
A gas fireplace’s vent is standard equipment in most cases. What’s more, if you pose the following question to an equation: “My ideal fireplace is a gas one in a spacious living room, but I’d settle for one if given the choice. Could you please just provide samples of gas fireplaces in modern large rooms?” If this being the case, think about the visualisations below:
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The figure 13.1 shows the three-sided gas corner fireplace. The figures 13.2 and 13.2 are both one-sided gas corner fireplaces.
Corner Fireplace paint Ideas
Additionally, some home-owners seek advice on what colours might look well with their fireplaces and interiors. Fireplace and room paint ideas are provided in figures 14.1, 14.2, and 14.3 for your convenience and projects.
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We’ve accomplished practically all of our goals at this point, with our comprehensive guide to corner fireplaces covering all the bases in terms of features and layout options. In spite of reaching the conclusion of this chapter, our work is far from done; in the next section, we’ll examine the incorporation of fireplaces into the decor of the bathroom and the living room.
Living Room With Corner Fireplace
Here, we’ll examine not just the fireplaces and how they work, but also the furniture and layouts that populate the living spaces. This is due to the high demand for this particular layout. Fireplaces are becoming more popular in a wide variety of modern home decor and building designs, many of which we haven’t even touched on here. To that end, don’t tune out.
awkward living room layout with corner fireplace
- Figure 15.1 depicts a corner fireplace in a “Asian Zen” living room, characterized by low tables and a mix of low couches and no sofas for sitting. Everything from the windows to the flooring to the ceiling to the furnishings and the building itself is done in an Asian Zen style.
- The corner fireplace in the living room of the “Mediterranean style” is seen in figure 15.2. The Mediterranean interior design style was inspired by the sunny disposition and lively culture of the countries that line the Mediterranean Sea. These countries include Italy, Greece, Spain, and Morocco. Luxury hotels, villas, and summer homes commonly use this style, which blends traditional and contemporary elements.
- Pictured in 15.2 is a living room designed in the Art Deco style, complete with a corner fireplace. Art Deco was a style that became popular in the 1920s and 1930s, and it is characterized by opulence, elegance, and minimalism. From ancient Egyptian and Aztec art until modernism, many different artistic movements served as inspirations.
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Living Room Corner Entertainment Center With Fireplace
Earlier, we made a commitment to show other fireplaces integrated into TV and entertainment center designs for a variety of room decor preferences. Well, here it is.
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- Figure 16.1 is an illustration of a corner fireplace in a “industrial” design living room. The industrial interior design style takes its cues from the stark, bare, and functional aesthetic of old factories and warehouses. This movement started in the ’60s and has been gathering momentum ever since.
- The corner fireplace in the living room of the “Hollywood Glam” style is seen in figure 16.2. Because of its focus on wealth and showy adornment, the Hollywood Glam style of interior design is also known as Hollywood Regency. The extravagant decor of the celebrity residences in Hollywood provided inspiration.
- Figure 16.2 shows a living room designed in the “Southwestern” style, complete with a corner fireplace. The architecture and interior design of the Southwestern United States, particularly Arizona, New Mexico, and Texas, have been major influences on the style. This style is characterised by its use of natural materials and handmade touches, as well as its use of warm, earthy color palettes. In fact, if you remove bones and desert flowers, it may look like an old traditional Ukrainian style house.
Corner entertainment center with Gas fireplace in a living room
Earlier, we made a commitment to show other fireplaces integrated into TV and entertainment center designs for a variety of room decor preferences. Well, here it is. But this time all fireplaces are run on gas.
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Figures 17.1, 17.2, and 17.3 are visual representations of living rooms, all featuring gas corner fireplaces with mounted TVs.
In Figure 17.1, the contemporary style living room is depicted with a sleek gas corner fireplace and a TV mounted above it, adding to the modern and stylish vibe. This living room is perfect for those who appreciate clean lines, neutral colors, and minimalist designs.
In contrast, Figure 17.2 showcases a Mediterranean style living room with the same gas corner fireplace and TV setup. Warm, earthy tones and rich textures create an inviting ambiance that is both cozy and elegant.
Figure 17.3 also features a contemporary style living room with the gas corner fireplace and mounted TV.
modern corner fireplace ideas in a living room
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The depicted images showcase living rooms that feature interior design elements inspired by the iconic architect Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Figure 18.1 and 18.2 highlight the modernist aesthetic of the living room, each with a modern gas corner fireplace serving as the centerpiece. Figure 18.3 showcases a living room in the style of Mies van der Rohe with mid-century elements, also incorporating a modern gas corner fireplace.
Each of the depicted fireplaces in the images mentioned are powered by gas. The vent for each of the gas fireplaces depicted in the images is concealed and integrated into the overall interior design of the living room.
rustic corner fireplace in a farmhouse living room
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The presented images aim to merge the rustic and farmhouse interior design styles. Each of the depicted living rooms features a wood-burning fireplace as the focal point of the rustic aesthetic. Figure 19.1, 19.2, and 19.3 showcase different interpretations of the rustic farmhouse style in the living room.
white corner fireplace ideas in a living room
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The depicted images showcase different interpretations of a white living room with a modern interior design fireplace. Figure 20.1 features an electric fireplace, while Figure 20.2 showcases a wood-burning fireplace. Figure 20.3 presents a gas-burning fireplace in the same style of a modern white living room.
bathroom corner fireplace Ideas
Let’s shift our focus to the topic of fireplaces in bathrooms and how they fit into the overall design scheme of the space.
bathroom with corner fireplaces
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Each of the presented images showcases a different interior design style, providing a range of ideas for incorporating fireplaces into your bathroom. Figure 21.1 features a rustic bathroom design with a charming wood-burning corner fireplace, adding warmth and coziness to the space. Figure 21.2 presents a sleek and modern bathroom design with a gas-burning corner fireplace, creating a chic and stylish atmosphere. Figure 21.3 showcases a lavishly decorated baroque bathroom design with a decorative electric corner fireplace, adding an elegant and opulent touch to the space. Whether you prefer a rustic, modern, or luxurious bathroom design, these images offer inspiration for creating a stunning and inviting space with a corner fireplace.
Bathroom corner fireplace ideas with a TV
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These images showcase exquisite bathroom designs with the added feature of a TV, creating an opulent and relaxing atmosphere. Figure 22.1 presents a modern bathroom interior design with a sleek TV mounted on the wall, providing inspiration for incorporating a fireplace in the same space. While there is no fireplace in this particular image, the overall design still serves as inspiration for a luxurious bathroom. Figure 22.2 features a unique combination of modern and farmhouse design, showcasing a beautiful fireplace and TV as the focal point of the bathroom. The fireplace is purely electric and decorative, adding a warm and inviting ambiance to the space. Figure 22.3 showcases another bathroom interior design with the added feature of an ambled-in TV framed in a stunning baroque frame, creating a luxurious and multi-functional space. The decorative electric fireplace adds to the overall opulence of the design.
bathtub with corner fireplace
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Let’s take a look at additional bathroom designs that draw inspiration from the opulent and grandiose style of Baroque architecture.
Figure 23.1 showcases a baroque yellow interior design with a stunning wood-burning or decorative electric corner fireplace close to the bathtub, creating a cozy and inviting ambiance. Figure 23.2 presents a baroque beige interior design with a gorgeous corner fireplace, perfect for enjoying a relaxing soak in the tub. The fireplace can be either wood-burning or decorative electric to suit your personal preferences. Figure 23.3 displays a striking baroque black interior design with a corner fireplace that adds an element of luxury to the space.
small bathroom with corner fireplace
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Let’s shift our focus to the topic of small bathroom designs, where incorporating a corner fireplace can be challenging due to space limitations and safety concerns. However, there are alternative ways to create a cozy and inviting ambiance in a smaller bathroom.
Figure 24.1 showcases a small modern bathroom design that serves as inspiration for creating a practical yet stylish space. Despite the absence of a corner fireplace, the minimalist design features a clean and neutral color palette, and premium finishes that create an inviting atmosphere.
Figure 24.2 presents a delightful farmhouse-style bathroom that demonstrates that a fireplace is not necessary to achieve a warm and welcoming ambiance. Instead, consider incorporating electric candles or other ambient lighting solutions to create a cozy atmosphere that suits the space.
Figure 24.3 features a small rustic bathroom design that incorporates an electric corner fireplace to add warmth and character to the space. If a real fireplace is not an option due to safety concerns or space limitations, consider electric or decorative alternatives to achieve a similar effect.
corner Fireplace above bathtube ideas
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These images showcase modern bathroom designs featuring a gas corner fireplace above the bathtub.
Figure 25.1 presents a modern bathroom design with a sleek and minimalist gas fireplace mounted above the bathtub, providing a cozy ambiance to the space.
Figure 25.2 displays another modern bathroom design with a gas corner fireplace above the bathtub, adding a stylish and elegant touch to the space.
Figure 25.3 showcases a beautiful modern bathroom design with a gas corner fireplace mounted above the bathtub, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere that’s perfect for relaxation.