Fireplace kitchen

The week leading up to Halloween always tends to be dreary, which makes us want to cozy up with a cup of tea in front of a fireplace. Since we don’t have fireplaces in our kitchens, we’ll just have to do the next best thing: imagine ourselves hanging out in one of these warm and inviting spaces. Wood-Burning Stove – Bruce Hemming Photography: Our favorite part about this kitchen (in addition to the fireplace with the stove) is the copper pot display hanging above it.

The Open Hearth Kitchen centers around a traditional open hearth used for cooking and warmth, with rustic stone floors and wooden beams enhancing the historical charm. Hand-forged iron tools and dried herbs add old-world touches, perfect for those who appreciate historical accuracy in rustic kitchen design. Click or tap to see more open hearth kitchen ideas.

The week leading up to Halloween always tends to be dreary, which makes us want to cozy up with a cup of tea in front of a fireplace. Since we don’t have fireplaces in our kitchens, we’ll just have to do the next best thing: imagine ourselves hanging out in one of these warm and inviting spaces. Wood-Burning Stove – Bruce Hemming Photography: Our favorite part about this kitchen (in addition to the fireplace with the stove) is the copper pot display hanging above it.

We have featured inspiring kitchens along with plenty of fireplace design ideas, but today we will showcase cozy fireplaces in the kitchen.

We are so excited to share our kitchen in our swedish vacation house with you guys today!

Colonial kitchen, wood floors, stone fireplace in the kitchen, butcher block counters...

Inspired by Norway’s traditional boathouses, Swedish architect Erik Kolman Janouch plants a cottage into Vega Island’s barren landscape—its design so minimal, it becomes dramatic.