Vidro 65330
This fireplace runs on gelled ethanol, which emits only carbon dioxide. The adjustable flame produces no ash or smoke, keeping a room “neat and clean.”
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The glass side screens on this model enhance the flame’s “visual effect,” while the swivel base directs heat where needed.
$10,900, Ecosmartfire.com
Source: The Wall Street Journal
Fusion
The “minimalist chic” design of this fireplace can be enjoyed from two sides. Tempered glass panes confine the fire, keeping the house safe, stylish, and warm.
$6,900, Ecosmartfire.com
Source: Dailycandy.com
Roll Fire
This powder-coated steel-framed fireplace can be placed on the floor or mounted on a wall. The tempered glass panes allow you to transport the hearth “without disrupting the view.”
$3,800, Ameico.com
Source: Elle Decor
Apollo Tabletop Fireplace
Only about a foot long and five inches wide, this German-made glass-and-stainless-steel fireplace can sit on any tabletop. Liquid biofuel powers the flame.
$790, Ameico.com
Source: House Beautiful
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