By Bryan Anthony, Houzz
Even the look of flickering flames can cozy up a room. Here’s a virtual fire to enjoy whether or not you have a fireplace — plus decorating ideas for every kind of living room.
Bosworth Hoedemaker, original photo on Houzz
Watch the video: Enjoy the flickering flames of your virtual fireplace on your phone, laptop or any other connected screen.
Or click through our photo gallery: If you’re in the mood for more ideas, you can also flip through the following 82 photos, each one featuring its own style of fireplace and hearth. Click the first photo to get started, then use the right arrow to flip through the photos. (Switch the green product tags on and off via the tag icon at the bottom of each photo’s page.) Then tell us which one you’d like to snuggle up to most.
1. This fireplace in Seattle was designed by the architects at Bosworth Hodemaker and is made from precast concrete.
Ashley Campbell Interior Design, original photo on Houzz
2. This woodsy Denver living room features a fireplace surround made of moss rock and a mantel made of sandstone.
Griffin Enright Architects, original photo on Houzz
3. Griffin Enright Architects encased this wood-burning fireplace in a seamless glass wall to provide views out to the garden.
Rikki Snyder, original photo on Houzz
4. A roaring fire and stone surround make for a cozy living room in this rustic New York farmhouse.
LSA Architects, original photo on Houzz
5. LSA Architects positioned this traditional fireplace mantel between two vanities for this modern master bathroom in Melbourne, Australia.
Terrat Elms Interior Design, original photo on Houzz
6. A 30-inch-by-72-inch Athen Silver Cream marble slab from Ann Sacks surrounds this dramatic fireplace in Boston.
Terrat Elms Interior Design, original photo on Houzz
7. Burnham Design sourced a vintage stainless steel fire screen and faux Terrat Elms Interior Design sconces to hang above the mantel and add pop to this Los Angeles living room.
studiovert design, original photo on Houzz
8. This Zen-like living room in Denver features a large fireplace surround made of honed limestone.
