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Romantic Fireplaces - Designs that Warm Your Home and Kindle Your Heart

Fireplaces are a great way to anchor a space. They not only create warmth in a room but can set the tone and style of your home. We’ve pulled some of our most distinctive fireplaces in various styles from rustic stone to traditional marble.
Elizabeth Swartz Interiors
Elizabeth Swartz Interiors
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In this contemporary home, the traditional fireplace surround and mantel were replaced with rough stone and custom-built cabinetry. The result is an inviting, contemporary living room with clean lines that accent the linear space.

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Local stone and a custom fir beam mantel shelf were used to create the focal point in this newly constructed New Hampshire retreat.

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A large-scale French-inspired custom limestone fireplace surround with traditional detailing adds elegance to this formal living room.

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Rustic fieldstone extending the full height of the fireplace, hand-crafted cabinetry and dark wood paneled walls reflect the outside surroundings of this Vermont ski home.

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Custom cabinetry surrounds this elegant fireplace with a concealed TV above the mantel. The symmetry and traditional detailing of the woodwork set the tone for this new waterfront home.

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A gas-burning stove surrounded by a fieldstone fireplace adds warmth and convenience, and creates a dramatic focal point for this casual, yet sophisticated Martha’s Vineyard beach house.

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The traditional living room in this Boston brownstone is anchored by its historic marble fireplace. Custom cabinetry in a bold green stained wood frames the fireplace with color and depth.

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This raised hearth fireplace and chimney extend to the top of the vaulted ceilings creating a focal point consistent with the rustic style of this New Hampshire guest cottage.

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