On frosty winter evenings there is nothing better than the crackling of firewood in a fireplace, the smell of haze and the lively warmth of a fire. Once a fireplace was needed to simply survive in the cold season, now it is just a style-setting decorative element of the interior (although often an additional source of heat is never superfluous). In any room, it instantly becomes the center of attention.
Having looked through our selection, you will be convinced that the fireplace will be suitable for any interior - from rooms in a rustic style to luxurious classic living rooms. You will see how, having equipped a hearth, you can add heat to your home. Living room with a fireplace in a house or apartment is not only the style of living space, it is the style of life itself.
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28 living room interiors with a fireplace from famous designers
The pale pink ceiling, the color of plaster that sets in, gives a light reddish glow to the living room, which was designed by Jeffrey Bilhuber. 18th century Scottish mantelpiece, Lucca Antiques round coffee table, custom-made armchairs and sofas, Démiurge New York chandelier, painting by Claire Sherman, mirror by Lucca & Co. and the carpet from the collection of Mitchell Denburg, combining, create a style of space.
Living room with fireplace. The work of designer Jeffrey Bilhuber.
In a Southern California home, the space above the fireplace is lined with silvered mica panels, as opposed to travertine walls and living room floors. The vintage table and chairs on the left are the work of designer Jansen, the couch is 1960s production, the sculpture on the step is the work of Rod Kagan, and the carpet is handmade by J. D. Staron.
Living room in a house in Southern California.
Decorator Nicholas Kilner recently refreshed the penthouse of American Thread Co. - one of the attractions of New York. The huge room is decorated with a steel sculpture by John McCracken, located next to the relaxation area, which housed sofas from Chevalier Hugo. On the coffee table of Paul Evans is a polar bear figurine from Meissen porcelain. On the left on the pedestal stands a bust of Raymond Leon Rivoir, and the work of An-My Lê, an American photographer of Vietnamese origin, hangs over the fireplace. Floor lamps are American-made at the beginning of the 20th century, and the large steel numbers “88” are the work of the American artist Violeta Banks.
Penthouse at American Thread Co. (New York). The work of Nicholas Kilner.
In the living room of the Manhattan townhouse, reconstructed by Brian Sawyer and John Berson, neoclassical French mirrors by H.M. Luther is framed by a Picasso drawing and a designer mantelpiece. Custom-made sofa and soft armchairs upholstered in silk are located on an old Persian carpet, while the walls are covered with velvet.
Manhattan Townhouse Lounge. Designers - Brian Sawyer and John Berson.
In the living room of the Beverly Hills home, to the right of the fireplace is a sculpture of Ruth Asawa. A pair of sofa-covered sofas and a coffee table from Kathleen Clements Design are located next to the Berger Berries from the time of Louis XVI. A sculpture of Katherine Willis occupies a place of honor to the right of the fireplace, while on the left is a bust of the ancient Roman by Mark Grotian and Ed Rusch.
House in Beverly Hills (California).
The fireplace is central to the large living room of the New Jersey villa, remodeled by architect Annabel Seldorf and designer Matthew Frederick. Custom-made sofas in George Smith fabric are located at the coffee table. Two paintings adorn the interior of the living room - one on the mantelpiece, the other on a table located against the wall.
Living room villas in New Jersey. The architect is Annabelle Seldorf, and the designer is Matthew Frederick.
For the living room in this house, located in the mountains northeast of Seattle, designers from Olson Kundig Architects have designed a special fireplace screen.The ceiling fan here is from Northwest Envirofan, and dining chairs are from Moooi.
Mountain Lodge near Seattle. The work of the design studio Olson Kundig Architects.
The design concept for a living room in a California home was developed by Miles Redd. The walls are finished in white oak, in front of the fireplace are leather-covered stools from Moore & Giles, French doors are half-covered with textiles from Natural Curiosities.
Home in California. Designed by Miles Redd.
The main decoration of this living room is a silk-screen portrait of Andy Warhol, hanging over a stone fireplace.
Design living room with fireplace in a Parisian apartment.
The living room of a house in Aspen, Colorado, was reconstructed by Atelier AM. The central place here is undoubtedly a fireplace, the walls around which are trimmed with black steel. In addition, visitors to this living room can see a custom sectional sofa upholstered in fabric by Loro Piana, round stools from Atelier AM, a vintage Prouvé chair, a floor lamp by Pierre Guariche and a painting by Richard Prince.
Guesthouse at Aspen, Colorado ski resort. The work of the design studio Atelier AM.
A quartet of vintage armchairs gathered in front of a 1960s French fireplace in the living room of a house in São Paulo, designed by architect Isai Weinfeld. The wall with the fireplace is made of quartzite, and the ceiling and floor of the room are sheathed with bleached wood.
Living room at home in sao paulo. The work of architect Isai Weinfeld.
The design of the living room with a fireplace in this house was worked by decorator Susanne Kasler and employees of the architectural firm Spitzmiller & Norris. The beauty of the room is emphasized by beams of bleached cypress wood and a fireplace made of local stone. The design of the chair that you see on the right was designed by Susanne Kasler for the Hickory Chair, the antique painted wardrobe is from Ainsworth-Noah, and the curtains are sewn from Robert Kim's fabric.
House in Tennessee. The work of the architectural studio Spitzmiller & Norris and designer Susanna Kasler.
In the living room of one of the Zurich houses, the design of which was developed by Stephen Gumbrel, there is a fireplace with a marble mantelpiece of the 19th century. Viennese shelving - from Jonathan Burden Antiques, fabric for curtains and upholstery of upholstered furniture - from de Le Cuona, carpet - from ABC Carpet & Home.
House in Zurich (Switzerland). Designer - Stephen Gumbrel.
The work of photo artist Jack Pearson adorns the black steel frame of the fireplace in the living room of one of the New York houses, the project of which was developed by Brian Sawyer and John Berson. A sofa and armchairs covered in Perennials fabric grouped around a coffee table.
Living room at home in New York. Project by Brian Sawyer and John Berson.
In this Malibu house in California, in front of the fireplace in the living room are custom-made sofas upholstered in Great Plains fabric. Above the fireplace is a mirror from Waldo's Designs. The left wall is decorated with a painting by Thomas Helbig. The large round table is from Dos Gallos Furniture, and the low bench (used as a side table) is from Heath Ceramics.
Living room at home in Malibu, California.
A painting by Mark Hagen hangs over a fireplace in the living room of yet another California home, which was designed by Richard Hallberg and Barbara Weasley. A pair of 17th-century French armchairs stand next to the Formations coffee table. On a pedestal by the window stands a sculpture made from the root of a tree.
House in California Malibu. The work of Richard Hallberg and Barbara Weasley.
In the living room of a New York residence designed by Sawyer | Berson and decorator Randy Puccio, above the fireplace in a minimalist style hangs a picture of Richard Pusett-Darth. A pair of 1950s Nino Zoncada armchairs and Duane Modern club armchairs surround Antony Todd Home's coffee table. Next to the window is a colorful glass sculpture by Monica Gudgisberg and Philippe Baldwin.
Private residence in New York. A joint project of the design studio Sawyer | Berson and decorator Randy Puccio.
A concrete fireplace is a central element in the living room created by Olson Kundig Architects. You can also see armchairs upholstered in vintage textiles, a coffee table by Olson Kundig Architects, and an old Danish floor lamp.
Living room at home in Washington. Employees at Olson Kundig Architects.
Fireorb's fireplace adds ultramodernity to the overall living room atmosphere in this house, designed by architect Basil Walter. BDDW sofas are grouped around a coffee table by Ralph Pucci International. Fixtures from David Weeks Studio harmonize well with the fireplace.
Villa in Hudson (NY). Design by architect Basil Walter.
The fireplace, "clad" in moss-covered stones, sets the style for the living room of this Montana house, built by architects from Locati Architects and decorated by Michael S. Smith. The round table in the foreground is from Jasper, as well as the fabric covering the sofas created by Michael S. Smith. Iron chandeliers - from Formations. The black leather armchair from about 1930 is from Fritz Henningsen, and the bench is the work of George Nakashim.
Living room at home in Montana. A joint project of the architectural company Locati Architects and designer Michael S. Smith.
Over the fireplace in the living room of this 18th-century French house, reconstructed by designer Jean-Louis Deniot, there is a sunflower-shaped mirror made in the 1940s and covered with gold leaf.
House in the Loire Valley (France). The work of Jean-Louis Deniot.
In the center of the living room in Louisiana, designed by McAlpine Tankersley Architecture and McAlpine Booth & Ferrier Interiors, is a neoclassical chair by H.M. Luther. A window between the windows adorns the landscape of Karl Vinnen's brush.
Living room at home in Louisiana. A joint project of McAlpine Tankersley Architecture and McAlpine Booth & Ferrier Interiors.
In the living room of this California home, created by specialists from Backen, Gillam & Kroeger Architects and April Powers, the fireplace wall is lined with shell from Texas. Vintage sofas - from Michael Taylor, floor lamps - the work of Shakib Richani.
Living room at home in the small town of Woodside (California). Joint project by Backen, Gillam & Kroeger Architects and April Powers.
The living room of the Manhattan penthouse, the design concept of which was invented by Dufner Heighes, boasts a rather attractive fireplace. A pair of Michael Berman Limited armchairs and a genuine wool Holly Hunt sofa surround the Ado Chale coffee table. The mirror is from BDDW, the chest of drawers and the floor lamp on the tripod is from Christian Liaigre, the anthracite side table Jim Zivic is from Ralph Pucci International, and the custom-made carpet is from ALT for Living.
Penthouse in Manhattan. Design project by Dufner Heighes.
Artificially aged mirrored panels surround the fireplace in the living room of a 1935 house in Los Angeles, restored by Pamela Shamshiri from Commune, an interior design company. A picture of director Jean Negulesco hangs above the mantelpiece. Attracting attention to the iron tables - from Holly Hunt.
Living room at home in Los Angeles. Reconstruction of Pamela Shamshiri (design studio Commune).
The interior of the living room of this Beverly Hills house was conceived by the architectural firm Standard. The focus here is undoubtedly the fireplace wall, lined with cement panels imitating aged boards. Old oak beams are framed by huge windows, the ceiling is sheathed with pine boards, which have also been seen a lot in their lifetime. Pendant lamp - from Treasurbite Design.
Beverly Hills House. The work of Standard.
This fireplace warms a living room resembling an art gallery in a Manhattan apartment, the design of which Frances D'Anay from D'Apostrophe Design worked on. The velvet sofas by Vladimir Kagan are located on both sides of the coffee table from Silas Sindel. The large photogram on the left is the work of Bruce Conner.
Living room apartments in Manhattan. Designed by Francis D'Anay from D'Apostrophe Design.
In the living room-library of the house in the Swiss Alps, designed by Studio Peregalli, a velvet-trimmed armchair “settled down” next to the 17th-century French fireplace.
A cozy house with a fireplace in the Swiss Alps. The work of designers from Studio Peregalli.
20 attractive living rooms with corner fireplace
Are you convinced that the fireplace brings some special, incomparable charm to the interior of the living room? We will give you the opportunity to continue to receive aesthetic pleasure. The interiors presented below cannot boast the big names of world-famous designers, but from this they did not become less beautiful.
Modern living room with stone fireplace and simple mantelpiece (from Cedarglen Homes).
This corner fireplace, surrounded by bookcases, vies for attention with a large flat-screen TV. But since the fireplace rises on a pedestal and serves as a support for a beautiful mirror panel, a victory is each time won by him (from Dan Waibel | Designer & Builder).
The atmosphere of the living room of this house in Vancouver is undoubtedly set by a modern corner fireplace (from Chris Pardo Design | Elemental Architecture).
A corner stone fireplace overshadows all the other design elements in this living room (Bart Edson).
By simply placing a bright tray on a coffee table or ottoman in the center of your living room, you can dramatically change the emphasis (from KannCept Design, Inc.).
The wall around the fireplace is finished with stone up to the ceiling, but the mantelpiece is simply not there. Pretty interesting, isn't it? (from Shane Homes)
The sand color of the walls of this living room goes well with the color of the natural wood from which the cabinets are made, and with the color of the stones that the fireplace wall is finished with (from John Buchan Homes).
Various textures around the fireplace - it is really beautiful and, most importantly, contrasts well with the excessively smooth walls of the living room (from Garrison Hullinger Interior Design).
Adding smooth curved lines when decorating a fireplace is a unique design move. And the elevation of the focus is also an interesting solution (from Witt Construction, Inc.).
The color palette of this living room is really stylish and sophisticated (by K. Hovnanian Homes).
How do you like the wall decoration around the fireplace? (from Peter A. Sellar).
When the owners and guests of this living room do not watch TV with a 60-inch plasma screen, their attention is certainly focused on a stone fireplace (from James Patrick Walters Design).
The interior of this living room with fireplace is impressive! (from Hawthorn Builders).
Is there a corner in your house that just seems like a lost space? Install a corner fireplace there! (from Happy Interiors).
Sometimes in a room there are two focal points at once. The best way to deal with this design blunder is to separate them, isolate them from each other. This allows you to simultaneously enjoy both the fireplace and the TV (from Laura Burton Interiors).
Modern living room in pale blue and deep gray tones with a touch of orange as an accent color (from Lilli Design).
Huge windows are directly adjacent to the fireplace wall (from Sterling Custom Homes).
This living room looks great. But if the firebox was a little larger and the hearth a little higher, the look of the interior would greatly benefit from this (from Jordan Lotoski).
How gorgeous are both the fireplace and the entire living room as a whole (from 2fORM Architecture).
