Fireplace Accessories

Position screens flush with or just inside the firebox opening, and keep tool sets within arm’s reach on the hearth side. On mantels and built-in niches, decorative accents should feel anchored, not perched—scaled to the surround and centered on the focal line.

In modern interiors, look for screens and tools with clean geometry and darkened or matte finishes. For transitional spaces, introduce slight ornament or mixed metals that bridge structured architecture with warmer, more layered design.

Fireplace accessories live at the intersection of function and display, so finish quality matters. Look for forged iron, cast brass, and steel with hand-applied patina—materials that develop character over time and handle heat without degrading.

• Measure the opening and surround: Choose a screen that fully covers the firebox while fitting comfortably within the surround.
• Allow clearance: Fireplace screens and accessories should be positioned a safe distance away from the fire itself.
• Choose stable bases: Select screens and tool sets with sturdy bases so they remain secure.
• Keep tools accessible: Position tools within easy reach for tending the fire while maintaining a clean look.
• Avoid crowding the hearth: Leave enough open space so that the fireplace remains the primary focal point.

Our fireplace accessories are designed with the same attention to material, finish, and proportion as the rest of the collection. These are pieces that hold their presence whether the fire is lit or not—built to anchor the room’s focal point with craft and intention.