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Warm Minimalism: 10 of Our Favorite Contemporary Fireplaces from the Remodelista Archives

December 18, 2018

Call it warm minimalism: these 10 fireplaces from our archives blend seamlessly into their surroundings and don’t call attention to themselves—while crackling merrily and emitting the requisite rosy glow we crave this time of year.

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Above: A stone ledge creates a display shelf in the Ten Broek cottage by Messana O’Rorke Architects.
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Above: In stylist Tiina Laakonen’s Amagansett home, a fireplace blends seamlessly into the wall. See more of her home in Rhapsody in Blue: A Finnish Stylist at Home in the Hamptons. Photograph by Matthew Williams.
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Above: Architect Barbara Chambers’ fireplace echoes the architecture of the symmetrical doorways on either side of it. See more of her home in House Call: An Exercise in Order with Architect Barbara Chambers. Photograph courtesy of Chambers + Chambers.
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Above: Architect Elizabeth Roberts finished the fireplace surround in this Prospect Heights townhouse with tadelakt plaster, a traditional method made from lime plaster and black olive soap. For more on this technique, see Remodeling 101: Moroccan Tadelakt Plaster Finish. Photograph by Dustin Aksland, courtesy of Elizabeth Roberts Architecture from A Warm, Minimalist Duplex in Brooklyn by Architect Elizabeth Roberts.
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Above: Art plays the starring role in this room, while the fireplace provides a note of contrast to the gallery-white walls without calling attention to itself. Photograph by Michael Moran, courtesy of O’Neill Rose Architects from A New York Story: The Stunning Revival of a Landmarked Townhouse with an Intriguing History.
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Above: The communal living room in Portguese guesthouse Casa Modesta features a streamlined stone fireplace with edges flush to the wall. Photograph by Alex Reyto for the Perfect Hideaway, courtesy of Casa Modesta from Casa Modesta: A Family House Turned Rural Retreat in Portugal’s Algarve.
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Above: The understated fireplace in this Shelter Island living room doesn’t weigh down the room’s light-and-airy vibe. See more in A Fashion Buyer’s Danish-Inspired Getaway on Shelter Island. Photograph by Jonathan Hokklo.
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Above: Cereal magazine founder and editor Rosa Park adheres to a black, white, and gray palette in her Bath, England, flat and the fireplace surround is designed to match the door and window molding. Photograph by Rich Stapleton from At Home with Rosa Park of Cereal Magazine.
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Above: The couple who lives in this Carroll Gardens townhouse were inspired by their friends’ minimalist concrete mantel and requested one of their own in their remodel. See more in Brooklyn Makeover: A Homey Townhouse with a Modern Garret. Photograph by Pia Ulin, courtesy of Banghia Agostinho Architecture.
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Above: A petite black slate fireplace is incorporated into the wall paneling in the bedroom of a home on historic Roupell Street in London. Photograph courtesy of The Modern House from A Rescued Georgian in a ‘Time-Capsule Enclave’ in the Center of London.

N.B.: This post is an update; the original story ran on December 19, 2010.

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Who are RADD Architects?

RADD Architects is a New York-based architecture and design firm that offers a range of services including interior design, planning, and architecture.

What is the style of the minimalist fireplaces showcased by RADD Architects in the Office Visit article?

The minimalist fireplaces showcased by RADD Architects in the Office Visit article feature a clean, simple, and modern design style.

What are the materials used in RADD's minimalist fireplaces?

RADD's minimalist fireplaces are made from a range of materials including steel, concrete, and glass.

Are RADD's minimalist fireplaces energy-efficient?

Yes, RADD's minimalist fireplaces are energy-efficient and environmentally friendly. They are designed to provide efficient heating while reducing energy consumption.

What is the difference between RADD's minimalist fireplaces and traditional fireplaces?

The main difference between RADD's minimalist fireplaces and traditional fireplaces is that minimalist fireplaces are designed to be more efficient, environmentally friendly, and aesthetically pleasing. They are also often smaller in size and utilize modern materials.

Can RADD Architects design a minimalist fireplace for my home or office?

Yes, RADD Architects offers custom design services for minimalist fireplaces. Contact them to discuss your specific needs and preferences.

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RADD's minimalist fireplaces can be seen on their website or by visiting their showroom in New York City.

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