A bedroom or a study rarely has room for a built-in fireplace, and almost never a chimney. A small electric fireplace needs only a socket, burns nothing and can be moved when the room changes.
Beside the bed or the sofa
The side table is a fireplace and a table in one: 700 x 605 x 180 mm, formed in one piece with rounded corners, so it can stand at a bed or a sofa end. The heater version has 750 W and 1500 W settings and five brightness levels.
A stove-like fireplace with a door
The freestanding holographic model looks like a small stove, 820 mm wide, with a front door that opens and logs you can arrange by hand. It can stand in a bedroom or a study, or serve as a bedside cabinet. Its heater holds the room between 18 and 30 °C, with a timer to switch it off.
A quiet fire to fall asleep to
The flat holographic fireplace plays a wood-fire sound recorded beside a real fire for more than an hour, soft and even enough to sleep by. It stands on the floor or goes into a wall, from 700 x 600 x 200 mm.
How much heat a bedroom needs
A 750 W / 1500 W heater suits a room of about 15 m² (160 sq ft), which covers most bedrooms and studies. In a room that is already heated, the display-only versions use only a small amount of electricity. See our guide to heat output.
Before you choose
- Check the space beside the bed or sofa, and the height of the furniture next to it
- Plan a socket close by
- Decide whether you want heat or only the flame and sound