Hmmm. I wouldn’t call that a fireplace or a mantel.

Do you actually use that for heat, like wood-burning? If so, those walls can get hot, hot, hot and you’d need to take that into consideration in your decor. For example, candles and plants/flowers wouldn’t be a good idea - I think I see a candle so maybe this stove is for decorative purposes only?

It's tough to help when we see so little of the area. The copper caught my eye. It's a very old world looking brick and 'mantle' hearth area. The firebox looks new. I would lean to copper containers etc...but again does that fit the rest of your home?

What arcy said - metal accessories. Black wrought iron was what I used when we had a stove like that. I had a nice heavy set of fireplace tools setting on the hearth, and I think I also had an ash bucket too (it was a very long time ago). How about a copper bucket/tub for kindling?

It is a working stove. The walls above the hearth do not get hot but I don’t use candles in my normal decor the one on the floor is my only one. I do move all of the stuff around it on the floor in the winter because it definitely gets hot down there. Since it is summer I decorate around it on the bottom. The hearth area isn’t very deep just need to recommendations on how to decorate around the black pipe that runs up the middle

If you Google wrought iron wall decor, you can find all kinds of things that could be propped on those narrow shelves.

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