Le Corbusier, by putting it into the building project of his home, has defined it as the heart of the house: we are talking about the fireplace, a very important and styled furnishing element of a property.
The first choice we have to do when planning the ideal fireplace for a traditional stone farmhouse concerns its covering material: stone, marble or ancient wood.
Stone fireplace
It spreads all the fire and the stone charm in your farmhouse out. The stone is a resistant, durable and easy to be worked material. This is why it is one of the most used fireplace covering one. The stones of the most rustic structures will have warmer, linear and rigorous shaped nuances to be matched with the natural wood. While, for the modern fireplaces, lighter toned stones and innovative materials could be chosen.
Marble fireplace
Ideal to furnish the rooms of ancient villas, palaces or prestigious farmhouses. This fireplace owns specific features which make it perfect to embellish some elegant rooms. Indeed, it develops all its potentialities in those styles that present a characterizing element in the curvilinear movements (as the Baroque and the Louis XIV ones) or in those whose finesse marries the classic (as the Rococo and the Loui XV). Moreover, it had a great success in the traditional early-‘800-years styles too.
Ancient wood fireplace
Traditional of the rich people houses, this fireplace represented the finish-frame of the hearth or just an aesthetic element aimed to embellish some particular rooms.
After this short excursus of the “fireplace world”, we would like to propose you a few of the ones realized in some of the different and prestigious properties proposed by Great Estate:
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