20 Suspended Fireplace Designs in the Living Room
You'll never resist this list of stunning suspended fireplace designs in the living room!
Fireplaces come in different styles and designs. There are those that are made of concrete while others have varying finishes from wood to copper to stone. All of them look stunning and I know you will not doubt that. But apart from the usual fireplaces that we see in homes with a mantle and all, modern fireplace designs come in unique styles. One of the most commonly used modern fireplaces is a suspended or hanging fireplace.
A suspended fireplace is usually seen in industrial, contemporary and modern interiors because of its design. I would say that this kind of fireplace is expensive and really needs the right skill for proper installation. Today, we are going to show you a round-up of living areas that feature suspended fireplaces in them. After seeing the list, you will surely be more in love with the design of hanging fireplaces. Scroll down and take a look of some living rooms we have found.
1. Ergofocus
Diligence International
The elegant form and functionality of this fireplace makes it one of the most popular suspended 360° pivotable models. It is nice that you can use firewood for this one!
2. Agora Focus
The fireplace fits in various spaces despite being large. The dimensions circular windows of this fireplace offer exceptional viewing angle on a home of great generosity, with bright transparencies.
3. Bathyscafocus
A round compact fireplace with the perfection of geometry allied with the purity of fire creating a serene, discreet yet warm presence, pivoting so the fire can be turned to any point in the room.
4. Meijifocus
Diligence International
This one has a glass around it and the fire can be installed directly on the floor, mounted on a base of black steel or a base of your own design. Apparently, it is a simply stunning centerpiece in the living area.
5. Mezzofocus
A fireplace that takes pride of being the central element and manifesting with some personality to create a contemporary atmosphere or in a more traditional, rustic ambience.
6. Upper Main Line Residence
Studio Robert Jamieson
The design which seems to be a cut out from a certain form really looks very beautiful. Anyone would be inspired and comfortable to sit around this lovely fireplace.
7. Magmafocus
This futuristic looking fireplace has a base that is attached to the floor, so the hearth does not pivot and it comes either in a gas or a wood-burning version. It looks really nice in here especially with the blue area rug.
8. Living room in Forest
This is one modern fireplace that anyone would love to have in their home. Just look at how masculine it suspends from the ceiling especially in this area with black and gray colors and the stunning view of the trees.
9. Mid-Century Modern Addition
Andrea Braund Home Staging & Design
The challenge of the designers for this home is to adapt an unheated summer cottage into an energy efficient 4-season home that was respectful of the natural environment. With the looks of it, they were able to achieve that with a beautifully designed fireplace.
10. Tarrytown House
The design of this fireplace is a bit distinct and almost sculptural in style but it does fit perfectly into this home.
11. Villa Bonafe (Living room)
This living room makes intimate get-togethers even cozier because of its suspended fireplace with a sleek geometric design and a glass around the fire.
12. Bathyscafocus Hublot
A contemporary closed hearth wood fireplace that hangs from the ceiling with pride and beauty as it bring warmth into the space and draw eyes because of its attractive design.
13. Mentone House
Jasmine McClelland Design
It isn’t just the big L-shaped leather couch and the colorful area rug that got my attention in this living area but that suspended fireplace too bearing some firewood, ready to succumb to fire.
14. Escape Pod: Chicago Urban Steel & Glass Residence
What could be more relaxing and comforting than a living area like this when the weather outside is cold? It would really be nice to sip a glass of wine while reading a book near this lovely fireplace. Love how the area rug brings some softness into the space.
15. Winslade Manor
Colin Cadle Photography
Seen here is a beautifully restored and imaginatively extended manor house that is set amidst the glorious South Devon Countryside. It has a Harrie Leenders Pharos Interior Hanging Open Fire with a curved shape to add an unusual appeal to the living room.
16. Seadrift Residence
A sustainable residence has a hanging fireplace with a luxurious looking color and design. It stands out in the living room and sure is an eye candy.
17. Metropolitan Wharf
Perfect Integration Ltd
An industrial style living area featuring beautiful purple chairs with a unique design for one seating area and another group with a gray curvy sofa. Isn’t this a stunning space?
18. The Riverhouse
BWArchitects
I like it that despite is contemporary appeal and the intention of the designers to keep everything subtle in terms of color and design, they were able to add light touches of pink and blue into this living room. The hanging fireplace has a great impact to the appeal of the area.
19. House in Sandymount, Dublin
Optimise Design
Who wouldn’t love the black and white colors of this living area? For sure, you will like how the colors are combined for this one including the suspended fireplace with an orb design.
20. Rockford – Fall
This living area looks great not just with the fireplace but also with its choice of furniture and how all of them were arranged in the area. The natural elements in the interior seems to extend the natural beauty seen in the home’s outdoor area.
Aside from the living room, a suspended fireplace will really look great wherever you add it. And I am sure you will agree with me because of what you have seen in the images above. But usually, this fireplace is really used for the living area and adds a unique appeal in it. Industrial space design or not, a hanging fireplace is indeed an item that you would love to bring in your living area. No doubt, guests would be happy and impressed to see one! And you will also be comfortable for the light and warmth it can provide.
