Double sided fireplace inside and outside

Explore the pros and cons of a double sided fireplace to see if this stylish and efficient heating option is perfect for your home.

Vancouver's Knight Varga Interiors shows you how to bring the heat with their haute hearth double-sided fireplace installation.

A see-through gas fireplace brings warmth and beauty to your indoor and outdoor space with one hearth you can enjoy from both sides.

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Double-sided fireplaces, my friend, are a bit like the multitaskers of the fireplace world. Known also as two-sided or see-through fireplaces, these unique installations offer a two-for-one deal: the warmth and atmosphere of a fire, shared between two spaces simultaneously. With their eye-catching design, double-sided fireplaces have a way of elevating the look of any room from comfortable to downright luxurious. If you've ever felt the warmth of a glowing fireplace, you know the kind of…

At a home in Melbourne, Australia, this fireplace can be used within the home and in the entertaining area outside.

Check out the Functional Double-Sided Fireplaces For Your Spacious Home and enjoy the warmth from two and more rooms in the home.

project: Ravine Guest House location: Toronto, Ontario architect: Shim-Sutcliffe Architects I've just published a book review of Essence of Home: Timeless Elements of Design by Liesl Geiger published by The Monacelli Press. The above photograph of a wonderful two-sided fireplace is reproduced on page 87 of the book. The hearth is poured concrete and the surrounds are constructed of weathering steel. Photograph by Raymond Koch.