Awesome Fireplaces

What’s better than a flaming skull in your fireplace? A flaming demon skull, that’s what! Stanbroil makes this scary-looking skull with curly ram horns and cutouts for fire to emerge from its mouth and eye sockets. Made from fireproof ceramic, it can withstand the heat of fireplaces and fire pits. Available in bone white or devilishly black finishes.

Starting and keeping a fire going takes time and effort, not to mention wood. The Flameship creates a convincing illusion of fire without the dangers of a real fire. It uses computer-controlled LEDs illuminating steam vapor to produce its cool-touch flame effect. It offers five flame effect settings, and its body looks like a sculptural work of modern art.

Add a cozy glow and warmth to any room with this steel and glass indoor fireplace. With a footprint of just 35.5″ x 18″, you can place it on a wood dining table or coffee table, and it burns clean bio-fuel, so no chimney is needed. Save 30% off the retail price in The Awesomer Shop.

Created by Amsterdam designer Frederik Roijé, the Smokestack is a unique backyard fireplace inspired by the archetypal factory chimney. Its main stack is made from weathered steel with a rust finish, while the optional grill that sits inside is made from stainless steel. Measures 78″ h x 20″ dia. It’s less expensive if you live in Europe.

Metal Art of Wisconsin makes these awesome steel fire pits for Jeep fans. Each one is laser-cut from 12-gauge, hot-rolled steel, and assembles easily with a tab and groove design. They come in 2-door Wrangler, 4-door Wrangler, and Gladiator variants, and feature removable hoods and roofs for access. (Thanks Christian!)

Add a touch of warmth to any space with this tabletop fireplace. The 5″ wide vessel is made from special heat-resistant cement, and uses rubbing alcohol to burn for up to 50 minutes at a time. Adjustable feet protect your furniture from its heat, and it’s even safe to cook over. (Must be 18+ to purchase)

Based on the same concept as the Pyro Board, The Blazing Beats is a two-axis version of a Rubens’ Tube, a device which emits variable heights of flame based on sound waves traveling through it. The result is a gas fireplace that dances to the beat of your music.