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Fall-winter 2025-2026 Fireplaces & Stoves home decor trends
By Alyssa Jerome
| August 18, 2025
As the first autumn chills set in, your home becomes more important than ever. For the Fall–Winter 2025-2026 season, Coval invites you to rediscover fireplaces and stoves: true statement pieces that provide not only warmth but also undeniable decorative impact. Here’s how they blend seamlessly into today’s most stylish interiors.
1. Cabincore chic
Inspiration
Balancing the nostalgia of rustic chalets with modern refinement, chic cabincore celebrates raw materials and cozy atmospheres. Here, the wood stove becomes the beating heart of the retreat.
How to do it
- Appliance: traditional cast-iron stove or matte black steel fireplace
- Wall finish: raw wood slats or anthracite-stained panels
- Furniture & textiles: thick wool throws, tweed cushions, raw wicker log baskets
Coval tip: Pair a Blaze King stove with a boucle velvet armchair to create a warm contrast between strength and softness.
2. Color drenching
Inspiration
A bold interior trend, color drenching immerses a room in a single saturated shade including walls, ceilings, even furniture. The result? A cocoon-like, theatrical atmosphere perfect for highlighting a heating appliance.
How to do it
- Appliance: sleek, vertical black stove
- Wall finish: deep ink blue or forest green on walls and ceilings
- Furniture & textures: tone-on-tone velvet sofas, thick matching rugs
Coval tip: Try a Jøtul or Laminox Idro stove against a petrol-blue wall for a lounge-inspired, intimate ambiance.
3. Earth Palette
Inspiration
Nature’s hues are finding their way indoors: sand, charcoal, chocolate brown, saffron, and pine green bring warmth and pair beautifully with flickering flames.
How to do it
- Appliance: panoramic fireplace
- Wall finish: deep burgundy or moss green
- Furniture & textiles: camel sofa, terracotta cushions, warm brown curtains
- Accessories: rustic ceramic vases, abstract artworks in earthy tones
Coval tip: Choose a panoramic Archgard fireplace framed in dark ceramic to recreate the feel of a modern-day campfire.
4. Raw Materials & Organic Shapes
Inspiration
Natural and organic-inspired materials soften winter’s rigor. Wood, stone, metal, and wool to create an atmosphere that feels tactile, authentic, and deeply inviting.
How to do it
- Appliance: panoramic fireplace
- Fireplace surround: slate cladding, lime plaster, or lime-cement walls
- Furniture & textiles: aged leather seating, boucle wool, heavy tweed
- Accessories: wrought iron shelves, black steel fire tools
Coval tip: Install your fireplace against a concrete-effect wall and add a wood basket with decorative branches to enhance the “back-to-basics” effect.
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