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Rivet and MortiseThese hand-forged andirons were inspired by the visible connections in the timber-frame home for which they were made. (The ginkgo leaf motif comes from a tree in the yard.) From blacksmith Joel Sanderson, (517) 639-5635, sandersoniron.com |
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For the Home OlympicsA combination sculpture and fire pit in mild steel, the Berkeley “fire feature” cleverly conceals a natural or LP gas tank within. Sculpture includes fire ring, igniter, and all connections. From Raw Urth Designs, (866) 932-7510, rawurth.com |
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Tailored PilastersA traditional mantel with fluted pilasters is a standard for this builder of authentic reproduction colonial houses. It appears in the Federal-inspired Emmaline Gabrielle farmhouse, built in 2001. For a house with similar details customized to your specifications, contact Connor Homes. (Photo: Jim Westphalen Photography) |
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Leaf, Poker & TongsThe Leaf fireplace set includes hand-forged tongs, poker, shovel, and broom, all on a matching stand. Each piece is 30” tall. |
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Sunset EffectBlue–green art glass and pine-tree silhouettes grace the Tiffany Tall Pines fire screen. Measuring 72” wide by 32” high, the folding screen has a black powder-coated finish. From Meyda Tiffany |
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For the ModernistThe Valor H4 direct-vent fireplace goes almost anywhere you want a fire. The 24,000 BTU unit ignites without electricity and comes in several sleek surround and finish choices. |
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The Colors of WaterTiles from the Watercolors series offer a sense of depth and fluidity, like water itself. The 4” x 4” field tiles are $32 per square foot. Acanthus cap tiles cost $40 each. From Pratt & Larson Ceramics, (503) 231-9464, prattandlarson.com |
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Now You’re CookingThe wood-burning DEVA 100 cookstove in durable cast iron has a ceramic glass cooktop and nickel and chrome details. The 46,000 BTU range is large enough to hold a 20-pound turkey. From HearthStone, (802) 888-5232, hearthstonestoves.com |
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Soapstone ClassicWith its detailed iron castings and double soapstone walls, the Fireview wood stove has been a favorite for more than 30 years. It’s capable of heating up to 1,600 square feet and needs no electricity to operate. From Woodstock Soapstone, (800) 866-4344, woodstove.com |
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