The Capri Fireplace

Design Heritage

Capri draws on modernist principles—strong horizontals, precise right angles and a pared-back silhouette—resulting in a fireplace that feels both current and timeless. The design’s restraint allows it to sit comfortably in contemporary homes, while its classic framing proportions also suit transitional interiors where modern and traditional pieces are layered together.

The Details

Rather than elaborate carving, the Capri’s character comes from its disciplined profiling: a stepped recess to the inner frame adds depth and shadow, giving the surround a tailored, architectural finish. The crisp edges and broad planes emphasise precision and create a gallery-like backdrop that draws the eye naturally to the flame.

Proportions & Presence

With a wide mantel shelf and a substantial outer frame, Capri reads as a bold statement piece while remaining elegantly minimal. The deep, squared opening visually ‘sets back’ the appliance, creating a composed focal point that feels grounded and intentional—ideal for living rooms where you want the fireplace to lead the layout.

Styling Suggestions

For a sleek contemporary scheme, pair Capri with clean-lined furniture, tonal walls and a few sculptural objects on the mantel. In a warmer, more eclectic setting, let it contrast against colour-drenched panelling, polished metals and classic artwork—the simple geometry will keep the look balanced. Capri is available in a range of natural stones, allowing you to tailor the final mood from subtle and serene to striking and dramatic.