Functional Sculpture
Positioned at the center of the public space, the fireplace sits between the dining area and the living room. This placement allows it to efficiently heat both zones while acting as a semi-open divider—defining each area within a continuous open-plan layout.
A Dual Material Expression
The materials selected for the fireplace body create a dialogue between modernist glass and plaster on one hand, and split wood and rustic brick on the other. Together, they form a balanced composition that bridges contemporary clarity with warmth and texture.
Customized Design Development
Multiple versions of the fireplace were developed, each exploring different balances between classic, rural elements and contemporary modernist forms. Ultimately, the very first design proved to be the most accurate—where the dialogue between materials and shapes best aligned with the space and the atmosphere the homeowners sought to create.
Safety and Precision
As part of the planning process, the project was developed in collaboration with a professional fireplace consultant, ensuring full compliance with the strictest safety standards. The design was translated into detailed 2D and 3D drawings, allowing the concept to be accurately adapted and executed by the contractors.
A Multifunctional Outcome
At the end of the process, the clients received an innovative, one-of-a-kind element that serves multiple purposes: heating the home, subtly dividing and defining the open space, and functioning as a sculptural focal point that invites conversation and gathering among family and friends.
Both Functional and Expressive
A multifunctional fireplace that defines space while acting as a sculptural focal point for gathering and conversation.