Top 50 Modern Fireplace Designs

Let’s face it- no matter where you live, modern fireplace designs can be the cozy main attraction or accent to an area. FIREPLACES HAVE ALWAYS BEEN ‘IN’ AND HAVE REMAINED POPULAR OVER THE DECADES. So, you have an old and stressed-out fireplace (or area that a fireplace would look great in) – what can you do to make it pop?

Our List Of Modern Fireplace Design Ideas For Your Home

KEEP READING TO DISCOVER THE TOP 50 TRENDING MODERN FIREPLACE IDEAS AND STYLES AND HOW TO INCORPORATE THEM INTO YOUR HUMBLE ABODE.

1. FIRE ON THE WATER

The first fireplace isn’t even in your home at all. Part of the trend that’s going around is being able to add a fireplace wherever you want. With the versatility of an ethanol fireplace, making those dreams become a reality is actually possible. Comfort is something we’re always striving for, so why not make it accessible wherever you are? This modern fireplace helps to bring the comfort of your home with you, even while you’re entertaining guests on your chartering adventures.

2. DOUBLE-GLASS FIREPLACE

Trendy, unique, modern, and not really what you think of when you hear the word ‘fireplace.’ These are all the adjectives that come to mind with the double-glass fireplace. These two-sided fireplaces are a great choice for smaller living situations, as they can be added to the walls, kitchens, and even kitchen islands. They are quiet and produce just as much heat as any other fireplace all while being virtually maintenance-free and looking luxurious with their modern interior design. Regulations passed in 2015 declared that glass fireplaces require a barrier to prevent the fireplace from coming in contact with hot surfaces- the mesh screen. This unsightly look was replaced with an extra layer of glass (hence double glass) that vents air to keep the outside glass layer from getting hot. For modern-style houses, this is one of our top pics.

3. THE SHAKER STOVE

If you’re more into the vintage gas fireplace designs, keep reading. The shaker stove is a modern take on the classic wood-burning stove look. Shaker stoves are most often trending in homes that have a ‘cabin ambiance’ with a lot of wooden schemes and organic hues. People that take a vintage interior design approach also opt for the shaker stove design. Antonio Citterio, an Italian architect, created this design to keep classic looks on the market for the people who adore them. Like any wood-burning stove, you add your own wood and the classic look is usually black steel. You can choose between a back, top left, or right vent and a left or right side wood loading door for a gorgeous hearth.

4. OPEN FIRE

An open fireplace is one of the hottest fireplace solutions. Like an outdoor campfire, it can be an experience from every angle. Traditional fireplaces offer one-sided views. An open fireplace offers beauty and ambiance from all angles. When gathering with family and friends let the open fire be the centerpiece within the warmth and comfort of your ultra-modern home. And of course, with the option of ethanol fireplaces, you can cut out the smell and mess of a traditional fire.

5. THE MINI-FIREPLACE

Photo by Grate Fireplace

Tight quarters? No problem. There is a fireplace solution to every living situation. The mini-fireplace is practical, cute, has a minimalistic style, and adds ambiance to any space. Many people add a mini-fireplace to a bedroom- it’s a cozy additive that takes up minimal space. The awesome thing about miniature fireplaces is that you can have them installed or you can purchase budget-friendly portable ones that you can stick anywhere you want. Tabletop fireplaces are some of the easiest models to use. Say goodbye to a portable heater this weekend and add your own style of mini-fireplace! To maximize your space, even more, consider a storage place below the fireplace for wood.

6. TABLETOP FIREPLACE

When referring to a fireplace, the term tabletop can have two different meanings. There are the fireplaces that are easily placed on a table, or a counter, or a shelf, and then there are those that are actually part of the table. So many fireplaces are wall fireplaces, but how uncomfortable are the hearths next to them. There’s a certain comfort that comes from a fireplace, and if you have to sit on brick or stone to do it, it’s not comfortable. However, if you have a tabletop fireplace instead of your average coffee table, it will bring comfort off the wall and place it right in front of you.

7. FIREPLACE FOR RENTERS

If you’re renting a place that has no fireplace, you do not have to compromise coziness. Ventless ethanol fireplaces that require no installation are your go-to style, and they are usually very budget-friendly. There are many shapes, sizes, and designs to choose from, but one with this type of unique shape and sleek white color compliments nearly any interior style. Portable fireplaces can be the size of a tissue box or you can buy one that doubles as a large entertainment center- it’s all up to you.

8. MODERN WOODLAND

Who says that your fireplace must be predictable? The complementary textured elements of plaster, concrete, metal, and tile unite in graceful elegance and offer the onlooker a sense of serenity in this beautiful fireplace. The steel sculpture ablaze in this modern fireplace adds a bohemian element amid layers of linear simplicity. If you are looking to enhance a modern space with a bit of rustic beauty, this type of modern fireplace design provides an element of surprising chaos and old-world charm to modern lines. The angular lines of this poured concrete pedestal and steel hood, offset the circular nest of steel giving this fireplace a unique free-form feel. Contrasting elements of warm Venetian plaster and cool grey tile engage for surprising effect and lasting radiating warmth in this clean engaging design.

9. RIBBON FIREPLACE

Adding an architectural element to your modern fireplace infuses your whole room with energy. This dramatic ribbon fireplace, offset with black reflective tiles, makes a bold statement in a modern minimalist space. Black decor elements have historically been used to provide a dramatic focal point within a room, and this stunning fireplace is no exception. With a wall of reflective tile, this fireplace will make a lasting impression on all visitors. Each element in this space exhibits a dramatic presence without appearing overpowering. The use of light and simple lines gives this stunning living room a sense of warmth and welcoming energy.

10. MODERN WOOD BURNING

Wood-burning stoves and fireplaces are no longer limited to predictable shapes and sizes. This sculptural fireplace offers a novel modern combination of art and function. Produced from waxed raw steel, this asymmetrical stove offers an engaging element to any room while radiating warmth deep into the surrounding space. This wall-mounted fireplace comes with an optional steel or glass door and offers exceptional fuel efficiency. This stunning design adds character to any space. The use of glass and wood combines to bring the outdoors into this minimalist living space imbuing it with a sense of space and freedom unique in a living room of this size. Natural light and repeating lines combine to accentuate the elegance of this simple space. The rustic fireplace adds a touch of contrast and a sense of warmth inviting one to curl up and watch a winter snowfall.

11. PUSH THE LIMITS

People like to be able to do whatever they want. That’s why more and more people are going with options that are “fully customizable” so they can feel free while designing their homes. Fortunately, this is steadily increasing in popularity so everyone that wants one, can get a fireplace ranging from 1 foot wide, to 10 feet wide. Then for those who truly want to “push the limits”, can with customized fireplaces reaching up to 20 to 30 feet.

12. STACKED (TILED) WOOD

Sometimes a sleek black look is one of the most favorable designs for people who have a simple taste. Indulging in black color schemes around your home is a trend that will probably never fade. A modern black fireplace with tiled wood will undoubtedly turn many heads and coin several compliments in your direction. If you love the charcoal-colored fireplace but still enjoy seeing some texture and jazzing up the space, this look will keep you satisfied for a very long time no matter how many times you redecorate. Tiled wood fireplaces are very popular and they are an amazing choice for people who aren’t trying to break the bank.

13. EXTENDED RIBBON FIREPLACE

If you are looking to make a huge impact with your living space, look no further than this extended ribbon fireplace set in a wall of rugged stone. You will find similar fireplaces available in your local fireplace store. Using design elements with contrasting textures engages the eye and appeals to the viewer in ways that more homogeneous elements fail to. This stone fireplace has a pronounced place in the surrounding room. The elegant ribbon fireplace provides a modern interruption to the flow of this natural wall. For those with an interest in feng shui will notice how the elements in this room balance earth, fire, and wood to offer a sense of tranquility. You can provide similar outcomes with simple modern design elements in your own home. The result is a purposeful flow of energy to create warmth, and tranquility in a modern way.

14. SIDEWAYS METAL BRICK

A fireplace made of bricks is very common, but the fireplace made of metallic brick will blow your mind! It doesn’t only add visual appeal to the living room, its uniqueness tells people a thing or two about your exemplary taste for being original and making the most out of a single space. If you are among those people who love to flaunt their unique taste, this fireplace is designed just for you. This sleek look looks great against neutral wall colors and minimalist decor.

15. MATTE BLACK ON WOOD WALL

Wood is a classic material often used for homes because it helps provide quality to the area its in. Combine it with the clean look that matte black has and it turns your room into a modern haven. This look provides the warmth and comfort you’re looking for while adding style to your home. It’s often done in a way that it flows perfectly with the wall so the fireplace isn’t necessarily the focal point, but adds a chic personality to any room it’s added to.

16. MODERN LINEAR GAS FIREPLACE

Modern, sleek, and nearly hidden, linear fireplaces are all the rage and gaining more popularity as people opt for more modern and minimalist interior designs. This jaw-dropping feature wall is a contemporary arrangement that flaunts a long, streamlined gas fireplace and a simple white backdrop. This fireplace is both striking and brings requisite warmth to your space as well. Added above the linear fireplace is a custom-built look that will hold a big-screen television, other media equipment, books, and specific display items of your choice.

17. LUXURIOUS BATHROOM FIREPLACES

Bathrooms are one of the most popular renovations- updating this space to be a luxurious retreat has become very common. The fireplace addition in bathrooms is trending and makes taking a bath much more relaxing and scenic. Candlelit baths are out and bathroom fireplaces are in.

18. MOSAIC TILE FIREPLACE

It’s never bad to flaunt your glam game and your house should not stay behind with your efforts. As a matter of fact, the shimmery and iridescent glass mosaic tiles are just what you need to transform your dull living room into a dazzling one, even if the rest of the room is pretty plain-Jane. If you install this ravishing fireplace in the living room you can feel fancy without spending too much money, and something like this will instantly boost the value of your home.

19. NAPOLEON FIREPLACE

You can infuse your living space with subtle warmth and an engaging glow without the necessity of venting harmful fumes. Fireplaces like the Napoleon insert featured in this elegant modern room give the impression of a natural fireplace. This inset electric fireplace features realistic-looking logs. However, the heat intensity and glow can be controlled to provide for a perfect ambiance. When the evening is over, you can turn the fire off and watch the embers die just as you would a traditional fire. Using a fireplace insert with parallel room inserts for the entertainment elements allows you to maintain symmetry in the room, and a sense of balance within your space.

20. ELEVATED GAS FIREPLACE

As far as contemporary fireplaces are concerned, elevated gas fireplaces are at the top of the list for new and innovative designs. One of the most incredible features of elevated fireplaces is that they take up no space, are virtually maintenance-free, and are extremely customizable. This modern gas fireplace adds both physical and visual warmth to the room and augments the aesthetics of your entire house. If you are ready to give your living room a touch of modernity, this wall fireplace is just what you need.

21. VERTICAL INSET

Surprise decorating elements like this vertical inset fireplace offer a novel way to accentuate your space. With the modern move away from invasive electronics, the living room moves from the movie theater feel of decades past and returns to a space of elegance and social engagement. Making an inset fireplace a focal point in your living room gives your guest’s eyes a place to land while improving the sense of warmth. The hearth has historically been a center of the home for a reason, and this hasn’t changed despite the many alterations in our lives. Although a fireplace may be fueled in a fully modern way, it continues to offer not only a place of physical warmth, but it also provides a point of aesthetic engagement. This playful vertical fireplace offers a lovely focal point in this modern minimalist space proving that decor elements don’t have to be large to be dramatic.

22. MASTER BEDROOM FIREPLACE

Everyone wants their room to be a retreat from the world- it is actually one of the most commonly renovated rooms in a house. If you are looking forward to adding a pinch of taste to your master bedroom, a fireplace is a great way to start the process. An idle fireplace in the master bedroom or any other bedroom for that matter adds a lot of charm and you can do pretty much any design that you want in the living or dining room. Surprisingly enough, there is a ton of blank space and empty walls in a bedroom that can be transformed, and many bedrooms have reading nooks that can be remodeled to suit your style.

23. ELEGANT AND WARM

For a truly modern room with elegance and warmth, it is hard to improve on this stunning space. The dark wall of cabinets featuring a ribbon fireplace below the TV allows for a subtle decor element within a stunning forceful wall. The dark cabinets offer an exceptional storage solution while the insets for the sculptures and fireplace break up a potentially monotonous space and engage the eye. This room is a beautiful example of how large expanses and simple elements can work in unison to exude a serene flow of energy and elicit a sense of peace. Those interested in feng shui will have an added interest in the materials (Travertine flooring, rolled steel cabinets, and poured concrete design elements) used to accomplish this.

24. STRAIGHT LINES AND CONCRETE

The concrete fireplace is a solid look for the modern house. With such a simple and clean look, you can add pops of color to the mantel or keep it as is- either way it will look modestly extravagant. The picture above stresses the fact that you don’t need to dress this look up and minimalist decor suits the style perfectly. This fireplace insert can be exactly what you need to create a structural interest in your living area, not to forget the added luxury bonus. If you want to make a statement, the concrete fireplace is an excellent option.

25. RECTANGULAR GAS FIREPLACE

Making a statement is not always about incorporating something unique, it can be something as simple as remodeling an area that you already have. Gas fireplaces have been a top choice for people as they provide the necessary warmth and charm all while portraying elegance. A long and rectangular fireplace is a trending design for gas fireplaces because they are easy to add and can be nearly any shape and size. Extending this gorgeous stone fireplace to the ceiling only enhance its contemporary aesthetic.

26. ROUGH STONE FIREPLACE

Stone on top of stone…on top of more stone! Put that natural feeling directly in your living room and customize it by finding your own large stones to put inside. A stone fireplace will add warmth to your living room along with bringing out the charm of any room all by itself. This modern stone fireplace is extended to the ceiling to add a complete contrast to the rest of the area. The texture of the taupe stone used in this gorgeous fireplace has a ripple effect. As it’s fireproof and durable, you can feel safe with this option. Who knew so many neutral schemes at the same time would be so calming and comforting?

27. STAINLESS STEEL FRAMED FIREPLACE

The aluminum frame surround of the fireplace naturally adds to the beauty and extravagance of a fireplace. If you are looking for a simple yet powerful look for your fireplace, this is definitely the way to go. It can add a modern vibe to your living area and you can embellish it further by arranging various art pieces above your mantel. Or, keep it simple. This type of fireplace does a lot of talking on its own- it’s very sleek and simple.

28. MINIMALIST FIREPLACE

Those with limited space will find the use of color in this minimalist living room of interest. This space exudes elegance despite its size and the floating hearth offers a decorative focus without being intrusive. The use of blocks of color to distinguish space in combination with light-colored walls makes the room feel larger. Lighting elements add to the intention of presenting a sense of open space. When lit the fire offers a burst of color mimicked in the decor elements within the room. This room exemplifies how color and shape work together to great effect. Blocks of neutral color elicit the feeling of space while the simple colorful accents provide a sense of warmth in this clean modern setting. The multiple sources of ambient light add to the overall sense of space providing an engaging sense of minimalist elegance and free-flowing energy.

29. ELEVATED BOX FIREPLACE

The glass Box fireplace is not only visually appealing- it’s simply unique. How many of these can you say you’ve seen? Glass box fireplaces can go anywhere and they can be incorporated in a way that they both connect and separate the two rooms simultaneously, which is a popular reason they are chosen over standard fireplaces. They can be small or large and hang up against walls or stand by themselves.

30. INDUSTRIAL DESIGN

Modern appeal meets industrial design in this minimalist living room. The steel wall fireplace features the epitome of industrial decor. Textured steel offers rustic contrasts to the simple modern elegance of the surrounding space. The warmth from the fire radiates from the dense metal of the fireplace offering lucky guests a cozy nest. This space offers beauty, tranquility, and subtle energy with the use of the feng shui elements of fire, metal, and wood. With earth represented in houseplants, this design wants only the fifth element of water for a complete representation of the five feng shui elements. However, when taking the use of color into account, one quickly understands the balance created in this lovely space. The use of simple lines and light colors accentuates the functionality of this space.

31. FLOATING FIREPLACE

Modern fireplaces come in a variety of shapes and sizes that allow for novel creativity. This minimalist space offers an aesthetic balance with the use of texture in the ceiling, simple lines in the furniture, and the solid curves of the floating fireplace. Those with an eye toward simple elegance and creativity will revel in the easy flow of energy through this space with its use of texture, light, and positive/negative space. Whether you are looking for a space to create, or simply a space to relax and encourage the muse, this engaging space with its clean lines and bright light will serve you well. As the use of symmetry in classical architecture, the use of crisp lines offers a sense of order and tranquility. The novelty of the floating fireplace and the symmetrical architectural element of the far wall infuses the simple flowing space with a bohemian spark and offers a powerful conversation piece.

32. THE CENTERPIECE

Throw out the coffee table and opt for a fireplace in the middle of your living room! This design is only for those who have a flair for the dramatic, have the space, and have furniture that matches/surrounds the fireplace. It will be the main focal point of the area, so you will want furniture facing it rather than facing away. It’s just like sitting around a campfire…in your living room.

33. OVERSIZED

Go big or go home, right? These fireplaces are so huge you can easily stand inside of them. There are so many impressive architectural designs you can choose from before expanding this large space and they tend to make you feel an overall ‘open.’ These mega-fireplaces heat up a large space pretty fast, so make sure you have proper ventilation and the area you add it to is large and airy.

34. HEAVY-METAL INSPIRATION

If you are more into lustrous designs, heavy metal will definitely be your go-to look. It not only looks radiant, but it is one of those designs that haven’t (and probably won’t) gone out of style. Most people only use metal time, but if you go heavy on the metal you will easily set your living room apart from all the others.

35. DESERT STUCCO FIREPLACE

If you are remodeling your house and do not know what you will do about your old and crumbled fireplace, you might want to consider using stucco to transform it into something even more attractive. Stucco was popularized in the Western states- it has a desert vibe and works well in any area. This appealing material is a top-notch masonry product that is not only inexpensive but it doesn’t even require much upkeep. So, if you want to keep it light, go for the stucco solutions to transform your fireplace.

36. SPHERES OR HEMISPHERE

Circle fireplaces can hang from the ceiling as a sphere or attach to a wall as a hemisphere. Whichever one you decide on is sure to turn heads. They look great in any color and with any decoration style but are more popular in homes that strive for a modern or futuristic look.

37. OUTDOOR/INDOOR

With the modern movement away from massive homes and toward more sustainable living, we have seen movement toward more minimalist design as well as a move toward using outdoor spaces as viable living spaces. Since 2017, there has been a strong movement toward including outdoor spaces as living spaces. Looking for a way to expand your living beyond the traditional four walls of your home? This clearly dual-purpose two-sided fireplace offers warmth in the living room while extending potential living space into the great outdoors. The elemental warmth of this indoor/outdoor fireplace brings the heat of the hearth into the expansive outdoor living space providing the homeowner freedom to move about and include often unused space in livable square footage on a day-to-day basis. No longer confined to indoor spaces for months at a time, this novel use of a traditional heating element expands both your space and your ability to remain grounded in nature year-round.

38. FOCAL POINT SHELF FIRE

Serving as both a shelf and a fireplace, show this picture to a designer because it’s hardly known. There really aren’t many styles available to look at, so you should expect that your design will be 100% original. There are hundreds of possibilities for this type of linear fireplace and it brings a certain serenity to the area.

39. VERTICAL COLOR

Modern living means breaking with the confining elements of tradition while maintaining the nostalgic feelings tradition often imbues. This stunning vertical fireplace does just that. Implementing the classical element of the hearth in a novel way, this small fireplace provides welcome warmth to a glass wall and provides the aesthetic beauty of a dancing fire within a minimalist space. This welcoming living room is another example of how modern art and design invites the outdoors in, providing an expansive sense of space within the limited square footage. This lovely living room is a prime example of minimalist living. The vertical fire offers an active focal point softening the clean minimalist lines of the space and adding warmth to what might otherwise appear a cold space.

40. ROOM DIVIDER

No longer limited to simply its function, modern fireplaces can be used to divide a large space. The long rectangular space presents a decorative challenge requiring creativity. This space is creatively defined in part by the placement of the multi-sided fireplace. Imagine the warmth that will radiate into this space from the clever positioning of this modern fireplace design. The texture of the brick surrounding this fireplace adds textural focus amid the smooth modern surrounding elements. Linear precision of the fireplace surround supports the other linear elements of this space and provides a burst of color, warmth, and softness when lit.

41. CANDLELIT

Who said your fireplace needs wood or gas? Depending on the size of your fireplace, all you need to do is snag a bunch of small-large candles and arrange them however you want. Any color will do, but we think white goes the best with any fireplace style. Candles add a certain romantic allure to a room, and fireplaces that are decorated with exotic or vintage candles can look more incredible than any other fireplace. You can enhance the look of the fireplace even more by throwing in natural hues to decorate the surroundings. This is a very simple DIY project that will only take a few hours but will make your house look the absolute coziest.

42. GRAND SPACE

Grand spaces offer challenges for both heating and decorating. Although large spaces can be visually impressive, they can also come off as cavernous if not dealt with appropriately. As we moved toward the use of historically industrial spaces as living spaces in the modern era, we began to understand the need to decorate large spaces through the strategic use of furniture, architectural elements, and decorative elements to add human scale to grand spaces. You can see how architectural elements divide the space of this grand living room keeping it from appearing too large. The use of an open 360-degree fireplace adds to the sense of comfort and infuses this grand space with natural warmth. The circular design elements and soft textures of the furniture provides added softness and bring this massive room into line with the need for human comfort.

43. KITCHEN FIREPLACES

We aren’t too sure how practical kitchen fireplaces are, but they have certainly climbed in popularity over the past few years. So, why not? If you’ve got it, flaunt it! It makes sense- the kitchen is a huge gathering point in the home and eating dinner with a crackling fire in front of you sounds dreamy. It looks best if the area surrounding it is kept in the same scheme as the rest of your kitchen. That way it doesn’t look out of place, as if it is meant to go there.

44. MONOCHROME

The monochrome decor has been in and out regularly over the past few decades, but we are sure it’s here to stick now. White on white, black on black, or multiple shades of yellow; however you decide to create your monochrome fireplace it’s sure to look very chic and trendy. You can even add multiple textures to multiple shades of one color making the area very eye-catching and unique.

45. THE WINDOW ILLUSION

Illusions are fascinating and creating an illusion in your living room is something fascinating for all of us. Window fireplaces look just as the name states- a window. It’s a simple glass fireplace elevated from the floor with only one color scheme to make it look like it’s part of the room, not an additive. It takes up zero space and can go anywhere that you would want to peek out of a window. It’s kind of the ‘flat screen TV’ of fireplaces and looks amazing no matter how you’ve decorated your house.

46. DIY GLITTER WALL FIREPLACE SURROUND

Isn’t this fabulous? And guess what…it’s cheap and you can do it yourself! All you need is the proper tools to remove old wallpaper or strip a bad paint job and glitter wallpaper (or paint). Black is the look we are going within this section, simply because black goes with everything. But if you want a neon green glitter wall surrounding your fireplace, do it! Glitter may seem a little extreme, but it’s actually a very popular trend right now and if it goes out of style all you have to do is remove it or paint over here. The contrast between a sparkling black wall and the metal fireplace makes this area completely stand out and look very classy!

47. HANGING FROM THE CEILING

Fireplaces can make a statement anywhere, literally. There are hundreds of drop-down styles, some connecting to the floor and others dangling a few feet from the ground. It is a very modern and minimalist design that smokes out of the roof but you can get it in electricity as well. Most of these fireplaces are solid black but there is definitely room to customize. Both serene and original, these fireplaces are a very easy conversation starter.

48. UNIQUE SHAPES AND DESIGNS

Fireplaces are no longer expected to be square. Thinking outside of the box, many designers have thought up brilliant and artsy ways to flaunt a fireplace such as a corner fireplace. Most often, the fireplace will peek out of a certain shape. In this picture, the unique-shaped fireplace is surrounded by simple bookshelves and plain colors. This is the center of attention and you don’t need to feel bad about not heavily decorating the surrounding area. Popular shapes include leaves, triangles, circles, and hexagons.

49. MODERN BRICK

The multipurpose efficiency of great rooms relies heavily upon the effective division of space and intention. This room is both engaging and functionally effective with its clearly defined spaces and architectural elements. The space is gracefully divided without disrupting the flow of energy and light that makes it so delightful. The asymmetrical two-sided fireplace offers modern appeal and warmth to a bright open space. The use of brick adds texture and traditional appeal to this modern great room. The expansive space is effectively divided to provide human comfort and warmth. The thermal density of brick surrounding the fire provides radiating heat after the fire is doused keeping the chill of night at bay. Imagine the romantic ambiance of this glowing fire juxtaposed against a cold winter’s night.

50. SIMPLE WHITE BRICK

If you are looking for a relaxed and chic look for your living room, this fireplace can surely do that for you. It is a super easy weekend DIY project- all you have to do is paint the bricks above the fireplace white and decorate the surrounding area to boost the chicness. The furnishings can be arranged in a way that they can complement one another to give your house a wonderful look.