Modern Gas, Electric & Wood-Burning Fireplaces 

A fireplace does more than throw off heat. It's often the one feature a room gets built around, drawing people into living rooms, dens, bedrooms, and outdoor spaces alike. This collection covers the full spectrum: electric fireplaces for simple plug-and-play warmth, gas fireplaces for reliable everyday use, wood-burning stoves for that traditional crackle and glow, fireplace inserts for upgrading what you've already got, and marble surrounds for anyone who wants the hearth to double as a design statement. Whatever the layout or the look you're going for, there's a fireplace here built to fit it.

Which Type of Fireplace Is Right for Your Home?

A fireplace does more than provide heat;t it creates a comfortable focal point where people gather, relax, and spend time together. Designed for living rooms, dens, bedrooms, and outdoor spaces, this collection features a range of options including gas fireplaces, electric fireplaces, wood-burning stoves, fireplace inserts, and handcrafted marble fireplace surrounds. Whether you’re replacing an existing hearth, adding warmth to a room without a chimney, or building a new space from scratch, you’ll find fireplace solutions designed to fit your project.

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Gas Fireplaces

For a low-maintenance way to enjoy a warm, inviting fire, direct vent gas fireplaces are a practical solution. They deliver steady heat with easy controls and come in a range of styles, including single-sided, see-through, and linear designs. With features like electronic ignition, millivolt systems, and smart app controls, they offer a comfortable fireplace experience with less effort.

Electric Fireplaces

Electric fireplaces and wall-mounted heaters bring instant ambiance and supplemental warmth to any room with a standard power outlet. TV stand models double as media furniture, making them a practical pick for smaller living rooms or bedrooms where a built-in hearth isn't an option.

Wood Burning Fireplaces & Inserts

For homeowners who enjoy the natural feel of a wood fire, wood-burning stoves and fireplace inserts offer authentic warmth, the sound of crackling logs, and the comfort of radiant heat. Freestanding stoves can heat a room on their own, while inserts provide an efficient way to update an existing fireplace and make better use of the space.

Fireplace Surrounds

Hand-carved marble and travertine fireplace surrounds turn a fireplace into an architectural centerpiece. These sculptural mantelpieces are built for homeowners who want their hearth to double as a design statement, not just a heat source.

How to Match a Fireplace to Your Room

Room size and existing infrastructure should drive the decision more than looks alone. A large, open living room can support a wide linear gas fireplace or a substantial wood-burning stove, while a small bedroom or apartment is usually better served by a compact electric unit. If your home already has a functioning chimney, a wood-burning insert can modernize it without new construction. If it doesn't, a direct vent gas fireplace is often the more practical path to a real flame.

Featured Fireplaces

Empire Stove Gateway 3500 Wood Burning Stove - A ceramic glass, freestanding stove built for homes wanting a strong, traditional wood-fired centerpiece.

Napoleon Vector 38 Direct Vent Gas Fireplace - A single-sided, app-controlled gas fireplace with electronic ignition for effortless daily use.

Superior 84-Inch Linear Gas Fireplace - A large-format, direct vent linear design suited to open-concept living rooms and statement walls.

Crema Marfil Marble Fireplace Surround - A hand-carved marble surround with sculpted detailing for a European-inspired hearth.

32-Inch Electric TV Stand Fireplace - A media console with a built-in electric fireplace, combining storage and ambiance in one compact footprint.

Completing Your Fireplace Installation

Pair your fireplace with a matching surround, hearth accessories, and proper venting components to finish the installation cleanly. For gas and wood-burning units, confirm clearance requirements and venting specifications before purchase, since these vary by fireplace type and home layout.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is there any difference between a gas fireplace and an electric fireplace? 

A gas fireplace burns natural gas or propane and produces real flame and heat, usually requiring a vent or gas line connection. An electric fireplace uses a heating element and light effects to simulate flame, plugs into a standard outlet, and needs no venting.

2. Can a wood burning fireplace insert be installed in an existing chimney?

Yes. Wood burning inserts are designed to fit into an existing masonry fireplace opening, improving heating efficiency and reducing heat loss compared to an open, traditional hearth.

3. Do electric fireplaces produce real heat? 

Yes. Most electric fireplaces include a built-in heater alongside the flame-effect display, providing supplemental warmth suitable for a single room, though they aren't typically designed to heat an entire home.

4. What should I check before buying a gas fireplace? 

Confirm whether the unit requires direct venting or is vent-free, check that it matches your available fuel type (natural gas or propane), and verify the fireplace's size fits your room's clearance and heating needs.

5. Are marble fireplace surrounds purely decorative? 

Yes. Fireplace surrounds frame the firebox and finish the surrounding wall or mantel area, adding architectural detail without generating heat themselves. They can be paired with any fireplace insert type, gas, electric, or wood burning.

6. How much maintenance does a wood burning fireplace need? 

Wood burning fireplaces and stoves need regular ash removal, periodic chimney or flue cleaning to prevent creosote buildup, and a stocked, dry wood supply. Gas and electric fireplaces require significantly less ongoing upkeep.