Stone Fireplaces
Add Warmth
and Character
to Your Home!
Create the ultimate focal point for your home that also keeps you warm all year round! All of our hand-carved stone fireplaces and surrounds are constructed to the highest quality standards possible and utilises only the finest heat resistant stone available.
Perfectly complement your interiors and exteriors with a well-designed stone fireplace by Made in Stone, sure to enhance the homely atmosphere of your space. From natural stone fireplaces and porcelain stone fireplaces, create an attractive space to enjoy the company of others in warm gatherings.
No matter if you want to revamp your existing fireplace or create a new stone fireplace from scratch, our friendly staff at Made in Stone will take you through the best approach. Ensuring your stone fireplace is the perfect focal point for your space.
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Silestone is 94% Natural Quartz. Incredible Strength, Versatility, & Resilience.
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Caesarstone is 93% Natural Quartz. Exceptional Resistance to Heat, Stains & Scratches.
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Dekton is a High-Quality Blend of Porcelain, Glass & Quartz. Excellent Strength & Versatility.
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Smartstone offers Porcelain & 93% Natural Quartz Benchtops. Non-Porous, Highly Durable & Best in Style.
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Essastone is 95% Natural Quartz. Low Maintenance, Impact Resistant & Water Repellent.
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Neolith is a Premium Natural Sintered Stone. Exceptionally Durable, Versatile & Timeless.
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Quantum Quartz is 93% Reconstituted Quartz. High Flexural Strength with Resistance to Staining.
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QuantumSix+ is Engineered Porcelain. Suitable for Outdoors with High Chip & Abrasion Resistance.
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Sensa is a Collection of Stain-Resistant Natural Stones. Exclusive Designs & Low Maintenance.
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Natural Stone is Quarried from the Earth. Environmentally Friendly with Utterly Unique Designs.
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YDL Quartz is 93% Natural Quartz. Stylish, Low-Maintenance & Ultra-Hygienic.
We Work with You Every Step of The Way
At Made in Stone, we help with the design, manufacturing and implementation of your stone fireplace. We bring our burning passion for design to your spaces and help create the high-end design and style you’ve always dreamed of.
Ready to get your stone fireplace project started? Or need something completely different? Our team of stonemasons are highly skilled at creating unique & fully custom stone installations. Tell us what you have in mind, and we’ll work with you to bring it to life. Contact Us for expert stonemasonry advice or browse Our Gallery for more inspiration.
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What is the Best Stone for a Stone Fireplace?
Since the major requirement for a fireplace material is heat resistance, both engineered stone and natural stone are ideal for a fireplace. When deciding between the two, the main distinctions rely on personal preferences, likes and dislikes.
Since the fireplace is often the focal point of a room, aesthetics is key, which is why many people opt for the incredible design versatility and opulence of natural stone. Natural stone is considered the most high-end and luxurious stone. It’s also an excellent material because of its heat retention and durability. Particularly granite and marble are the most popular choices due to their sturdy qualities and opulent appearances.
Although, you will have to seal granite and marble natural stone fireplaces roughly once a year to ensure they keep looking high quality for years since the stones are porous.
An engineered stone fireplace has the benefit of being highly durable, reasonably lightweight and does not require a structural base. An engineered stone fireplace might be a less expensive alternative to purchase and install, depending on the quality.
At Made in Stone, the engineered stone products we sell include Caesarstone, YDL Quartz, Silestone, Dekton and Smartstone. Engineered stones are carefully tailored to ensure the material can withstand the intense everyday pressures a stone fireplace receives.
Most types of engineered stones offer high durability and great hygienic qualities, such as water, heat and stain-resistance, as well as being an easy to clean surface that does not require much ongoing maintenance or re-sealing.
How Much Does a Stone Fireplace Cost?
The cost of a stone fireplace varies widely depending on the stone itself and the intensity of the fireplace construction.
The cost of a stone fireplace is mostly determined by the procedure involved in preparing it for installation. For example, the size of the fireplace and the design features will add to the overall stone fireplace cost.
Generally, for initial stone prices, there are 4-5 distinct cost levels within any stone brand, ranging from a “regular” collection to a “deluxe” or “exclusive” collection. But in addition, the stone’s rarity, thickness, colour, popularity, manufacturing methods and shipping costs are all variables that make some final stone fireplaces more costly than others.
Plus, despite popular belief, some varieties of natural stone can be less expensive than engineered stones! So, it pays to shop around before making your final stone fireplace decision. At Made in Stone, we offer many stone fireplace products to suit all budgets!
Finally, stone installations themselves can vary greatly, which results in widely different final costs. Considerations such as if the fireplace installation is new or replacing an existing installation, access to the site, and site location all affect final costs.
To find out precisely how much a stone fireplace will cost you, get an online quote from the Made in Stone experts today!
Design Features to Consider for the Perfect Stone Fireplace
Before constructing your perfect stone fireplace, you must consider a few design features.
Firstly, mantels are a common fireplace feature that can be made to look traditional or modern. For example, a big, reclaimed timber mantel can maintain a traditional look, whereas a thin industrial metal can create a contemporary looking mantel.
In addition, a hearth is another iconic fireplace feature. Although not required, a hearth may enhance the grandeur of a stone fireplace in the same way that a mantel does. The hearth can be useful, offering additional seats or storage, depending on your design. To enhance the aesthetic of your fireplace, you can choose a complementing stone colour for the hearth to ensure your fireplace truly stands out.
Finally, when selecting your stone fireplace, you will also need to consider the type of fuel source it will be, either wood-burning or gas-fuelled. While wood is the traditional option, which is environmentally friendly and creates a lovely ambience, gas-fuelled fireplaces tend to be safer to run and more straightforward to maintain.