A Productive Rant About Wood Burner Fireplace Ideas Wood Burner Fireplace Ideas    A wood-burning stove is a stunning feature to design a room. Elevate yours even further by wrapping it around the shelves, as in this living room, to create a functional log storage space and an attractive fireplace surround.    wood burner stoves are a great choice for a modern fireplace or chimney breast. They are available in a variety of designs and colors and are sturdy enough to stand up to the heat of a log stove.    Splitface tiles    You can easily design an elegant frame for your wood stove with split face tiles. These tiles are a well-known design trend for interiors that add texture and eye-catching tones. They can be used to frame a wood-burning stove, as they enhance the look of your living space and add beauty. You can use them to create a focal wall or as a backsplash for the kitchen.    Split face mosaic tiles can be used to create a modern or traditional log burner fireplace. Combining them with a stylish fireplace surround will give a dramatic look that will change the look of your home. There is a broad variety of textures and colours in these tiles which means you can pick the ones that are most appropriate to your interior design. The most well-known option for these tiles is black anthracite. There are also shades in red and green.    If you're thinking about a fully clad chimney breast for your woodburner, think about using textured tiles to add interest to the hearth and surround. Patterned tiles look great with the brick-like walls of a fireplace that is old and contrast well with the rawness of steel or cast iron stoves. You can choose a simple pattern or something more elaborate like scallops, fish scales or herringbone tiles.    When it comes down to selecting the appropriate material for your fireplace hearth slate is a popular choice. It is resistant to stains, heat and is durable. It's an excellent option for traditional wood burner designs and can be paired with any colour of tile. You can also opt for modern style with ceramic tiles that are glazed. They are available in a variety of colours and finishes.    Many people believe that a stove made of wood looks best in a rustic setting, however, it can look great in a modern space. If you want an appliance that is contemporary and fashionable, look for models with clean lines, without any glitzy embellishments on the front. Then, frame the stove with stylish slate or herringbone tiles to finish the look.    Porcelain tiles    If you want a minimalistic look for your fireplace with wood it is possible to eliminate the traditional mantelpiece and surround. This is a great way to make use of a wood burner in a small home, especially if you have space for an flue. The most effective option is to cover the chimney's front in tiles that match the color of the walls. This gives the room a uniform look.    Porcelain tiles are an excellent choice to cover chimney breasts made of wood. They are robust and easy to clean and are able to withstand the heat of a fire that is burning. They're available in a wide range of shades, from classic black and white to greys that go well with any decor style and some designs feature a pattern that adds interest and texture. Marbled finishes are elegant and luxurious. Herringbone or checkerboard designs are timeless classics. You can consider adding border tiles with more intricate designs, such as scallop, mermaid, or fish scale tiles to make your flooring stand out.    Installing chamber panels is an simple method to clean the fireplace opening. These can be cut to size and slotted in the fireplace recess. These panels can be finished in a variety of different colors and materials. From red bricks with a rustic look to slate and herringbone designs, they're an economical alternative to recladding your entire chimney's breast.    If you have a period chimney, it is ideal to completely cover the chimney's breast with splitface stone tiles. This will make your chimney appear more dramatic. These tiles can be made of natural or porcelain stone and can add colour and texture to the hearth. They also permit you to build in shelves that wrap around to store logs.    For a more contemporary style, you can opt to eliminate a hearth completely and just clad the fireplace surround and chimney breast in tile. This is a great idea for a modern woodburner, as it allows you to show off the sleek, minimalist design and makes cleaning up sooty deposits much easier.    Mosaic tiles      As the days grow shorter and the evenings get colder, there's nothing like snuggling with the wood stove to warm up your living space. While gas fires provide convenience and a quick boost in heat however nothing can match the traditional appeal of a stove that burns wood. If you're looking for a way to revamp your fireplace and add warmth to your home, you should consider installing a tiled surround. Tiles are a durable option that can stand up to the high temperatures that are created by a wood burning stove. They are also simple to clean. They are available in a variety of colors and designs to match any design.    If you're seeking to create a sleek and elegant look, opt for a white tile surround and mantel. This picture from Finding Lovely demonstrates how white tiles can be set up in intricate patterns to make an impact. Mosaic tiles can be used in a variety of sizes, shapes and colours. They are perfect for fireplaces. Incorporating small pieces of mosaic tile could add different textures to your fireplace's surround and create a visually appealing design.    Herringbone tiles can give your space a more elegant appearance. Herringbone tiles can be set in neutral shades to let the pattern do the talking or used to bring some colour to your space. This stunning example by Paula at home by Polly uses herringbone tile in an exciting, zig-zag pattern to add a fashionable appearance to her log stove.    Use decorative border tiles to add flair to your fireplace. These tiles are commonly used to line splashbacks and bathrooms but they can also be used to clad your fireplace and add a bit of flair to the surround. The decorative border tiles come in a variety of patterns and styles, including simple checkerboards as well as more intricate options like scallops and fish scales.    If you want to make a statement with your wood burning fireplace, consider a vibrant and bright hue such as yellow. This striking color will brighten up a dark palette and create a warm and warm ambience.    Chamber panels    It's simple to change the look of your living room by changing the fireplace chamber. The process used to involve removing old tiles, brickwork or stone. Now, you can make sure that the opening of your fireplace with specialized panels. These heat-resistant materials won't overheat and are available in a variety of designs to match your surround, hearth and wood burning stove.    For a contemporary take on the fireplace design, opt for an open design with a black frame. This creates a stunning focal point and draws attention to the fire itself, making it a key feature in the space. Metal backgrounds also work well and adds to the industrial style that is becoming increasingly popular.    Inset fires are a great option if you're looking for an older-fashioned log burning idea. These will slot straight into the opening of a fireplace and are often referred to as built-in stoves, cassette stoves, or inset woodburners. These are great for older homes that have brick chimney breasts. They can be framed to suit your taste.    To enhance the look of your log fireplace it is possible to decorate the fireplace with decorative wallpaper. This will draw attention to the fire itself and bring warmth and cosiness to the space. This is a great choice when you are concerned about the dangers of a flame that is not contained and are looking to limit the amount of time that pets and children spend in front of the fireplace.    Slate panels can be used to modernize a traditional fireplace chamber. The panels are easy to install and give your fireplace a new look at a very affordable price. This is especially useful when the hearth and surround are in good shape and don't need replacing.    You can put a mantel around the fireplace to create a unique design. This can make your fireplace a focal point for the rest of the home and a true statement piece. In general, you should only install a mantel if are certain you have enough space to accommodate it in a safe and secure manner, and in compliance with the building regulations. 

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