CHOOSE YOUR STYLE
Furnishing a home in a contemporary style means knowing how to perfectly blend the past, present, and future to combine tradition and innovation in a single space. And what better way to achieve this feeling than with a modern pellet stove? In design models, the visible flame is housed in a high-tech structure made with carefully selected materials, easy to use, and aesthetically pleasing. Here are some examples.
Those who prefer contemporary furniture are looking for items with linear geometries made from high-quality materials, which allow for a simple, essential, and functional setting.
In a modern pellet stove, you’ll find all of this, and much more.
Beyond being an efficient system for home heating, the pellet stove has become in recent years a true design element, capable of harmonizing perfectly with the surrounding environment.
MODERN PELLET STOVE: A DESIGN CHOICE
To choose the most suitable pellet stove for you, you need to consider the technological and functional aspects of the heater, but also its shapes, materials, and colors. The stove is often installed in a high-traffic area like the kitchen or living room, so it should be efficient but also visually appealing. It must blend seamlessly with your home’s style.
This is why, when talking about design stoves, there are two factors to consider.
1. Shape Care
To be truly functional, the stove must adapt to any environment. Therefore, the shape plays a crucial role, not only in terms of space but also in design.
If your home has minimalist furniture and you prefer squared lines, Doc (pictured above) is the stove for you. Particularly suitable for corridors and small spaces, it takes up less depth than a radiator.
The painted steel front is extremely clean. The hot air outlets are located on top and can be left open for powerful room ventilation, or they can be ducted (one or both) to heat multiple rooms simultaneously.
Find out how a ducted pellet stove works.
Minimalist and sleek, the Ghea modern pellet stove (pictured above) is a 6 kW power ventilated stove with a sealed structure, practical and easy to use. Ghea is an affordable pellet stove from MCZ’s “Easy” line, with basic finishes and electronics at the right price. It’s made with a cast-iron top, door, and ashtray, with a steel finish in Bordeaux, White, Silver, and Dark.
If you prefer more harmonious lines, you can opt for a round modern pellet stove, such as the Mood stove from MCZ (pictured above). Here, the ventilation grilles have been completely eliminated, resulting in a perfectly clean front surface. The heat distribution occurs through a unique perimeter cut beneath the top, making the stove an extremely elegant and refined piece that blends well with contemporary-style furniture.
2. Precious Materials
The stove is often placed in the living area, where other furniture pieces are already present. This is why more and more pellet stove manufacturers are turning to high-quality materials that align with those used in interior design objects.
Glass, ceramics, steel, and stone are the most commonly used materials for modern pellet stoves.
In the case of Stream, the stove pictured above, the geometric-style front fits perfectly with the clean lines of contemporary furniture, and the serpentine stone creates a pleasant and elegant optical effect.
Minimal and sleek, the Mako modern pellet stove (pictured above) is also available in a total black version. Mako combines innovative Core combustion technology with an attractive design inspired by Nordic minimalism. The warm air is evenly and quietly distributed in the room thanks to the grill on top.
When it comes to materials, color also plays a role. Steel and ceramics can be painted and are available in many variants. Some prefer white pellet stoves because they enhance the natural light produced by the fire. Others prefer the total black version, as it better suits the décor.
Today, you can view all MCZ stoves directly in your home using augmented reality.
Augmented reality visualization is ideal before purchasing because you can:
- Check the measurements and colors
- Catch every detail
- Choose the stove model that best suits you and your style.
