New-Build House Without a Chimney

A new home is a blank page.Write the fire in. New build home · No chimney needed WashingtonFreestanding stove Westbo CarlCast iron stove Planika ArcticonFreestanding, three sides Texas BlackWall-mounted OregonWall-mounted stove 100 cm Built-inBuilt into the wall Cocoon AerisHanging from the ceiling THE ICONICHanging, turns 360° Aflamo Tower 46Electric, three sides ‹› ‹› ‹› ‹› ‹› ‹› ‹› ‹› ‹› Think of the first winter evening in your new home: rain on the big windows, something slow-cooking in the kitchen, and a flame dancing in the corner. New houses are rarely built with a chimney, but you don’t need one to have a fire. Without it, the fire can live wherever your life happens. Find your idea 01A stove that feels like it has always been there 02Flames at eye level 03Build the fire into the house 04A flame that floats 05Or simply the glow 06Start with the evenings you want 01 A stove that feels like it has always been there Some rooms need an anchor. A black stove in the corner, a blanket over the armchair, a cup of tea going cold while you watch the flames. A freestanding bioethanol fireplace gives you a real flame with no chimney and no cables. Unpack it, light it, and the new house feels like home. If the sofa moves next spring, the fire comes along. Stoves to fall in love with Our pick WashingtonThe timeless wood-burner silhouette, with up to 6 hours of flames per filling.Learn more Westbo CarlSwedish cast iron, small enough for the cosiest reading corner.Learn more Planika ArcticonLit with a remote, with flames behind glass on three sides.Learn more Watch the Washington come to life 02 Flames at eye level A wall-mounted fireplace hangs like a work of art and takes up no floor space. New homes are full of light and clean lines, and this keeps them that way. The flames sit right in your line of sight, from the sofa, the dinner table and the front door. Fire as art Texas BlackA wide window of flames, just 12.1 cm deep.Learn more Bestseller NevadaThe black back makes every flame glow brighter.Learn more OregonAn old-fashioned stove, floating on the wall.Learn more 03 Build the fire into the house Still building? Then you can make fire part of the architecture. A ribbon of flames under the TV. A fire shared by the kitchen and the living room. A small window of flames in the bedroom wall. A built-in fireplace looks meant to be there, because it was. Fireplaces that become part of the wall Our pick 100 cm Built-inA long, low line of flames behind glass. Also in 140 cm.Learn more Insert 600A pure black frame of fire, up to 6 hours per filling.Learn more Surtur 23"Only 12.8 cm deep, so even a slim wall can hold a fire.Learn more Plan it while the walls are openChoose the fireplace first and build around it. See how to build in a burner and how to plan a TV wall. 04 A flame that floats High ceilings ask for something bold. A ceiling-mounted fireplace floats in the middle of the room like a sculpture. It only becomes possible when there is no chimney deciding where the fire goes. For the bold Cocoon AerisA design icon that turns heads, lit or unlit.Learn more THE ICONICTurns 360 degrees, so the flame always faces you.Learn more THE ICONIC, turning in the room 05 Or simply the glow Sometimes it’s the mood you’re after. Electric and water vapour fireplaces bring the glow to any room with just a power socket. Perfect for a family home with little hands exploring. The glow, at the touch of a button Aflamo Tower 46Electric flames on three sides, in six colours.Learn more Dimplex Opti-myst 500Flames made from mist and light.Learn more 06 Start with the evenings you want Don’t start with the fireplace. Start with the evenings you dream of. Where do you curl up when it rains? Where do friends linger after dinner? That’s where your fire belongs. Before you choose A real flame, or the glow of one? The size of the room: room size guide Where it fits safely: placement guide Your new house has walls, windows and light.Now give it a heart. Send us a photo of the room or your drawings, and we’ll help you find the right fire. Or visit our showrooms in London, Copenhagen and Aalborg. Ask an expert