Fluted and reeded design and decor has become a hot trend, and it keeps being on top. Why? Because of its texture and the interest it instantly gives to the interior. Fluted kitchens, kitchen islands, backsplashes, walls and even fireplaces make contemporary homes refined, beautiful and eye-catching. Today’s roundup is dedicated to fluted fireplace but before we take a look at them, let’s find out a bit more about fluting.
What Is Fluting?
Fluting is a truly ancient technique used in architecture. Fluting is usually a series of shallow grooves that run across a surface, creating a pleasing play of light. Typically, this effect might have been used to make columns seem perfectly round, thinner and more elegant. Today, it is used for our interiors in all kinds of applications for exactly the same reasons – plus it’s a useful way to add texture to an otherwise minimalist decorating scheme.
Fluting is tactile, traditional and a little different, with a certain decorative quality. It has a charm, a character and a delightfully wholesome feel to it, it is certainly not a boring look but somehow retains a sense of simplicity and nostalgia. In these times of bolder interior decoration and less minimalism, it seems an easy way to include a little more texture and interest.
An elegant modern living room featuring a fluted black marble fireplace surround. This design adds a touch of sophistication and chic style to the space. Ideal for a sleek and contemporary look.
A beautiful modern living room with a fireplace and a reeded surround, white chairs, a black coffee table, printed poufs and a cowhide rug.
A built-in fireplace with a fluted surround and some additional decor - candles, lamps and lights next to it.
A catchy living room with a black fluted wall and a matching fireplace surround, cabinetry, lovely decor is all cool.
A chic contemporary living room with a fluted color block surround, an arched niche with decor, a low coffee table and cool furniture.
A chic contemporary nook with a fireplace and some decor, a creamy fluted surround, a daybed and a quirky chair.
A chic modern living room with a fireplace with a black reeded surround, creamy sofas, brown chairs, a brass coffee table.
A contemporary space with a fireplace with a fluted surround, a grey stone slab, some minimal decor and an ottoman.
What Style Is Good For Fluting?
Fluting can be used in modern, contemporary, Scandinavian and many other spaces, mostly in modern-styled ones as this is a cool contemporary feature for decor.
A contemporary space with a fireplace with a reeded surround, an arched mirror, creamy chairs, a black tube chandelier and black pillows.
A modern space with a fantastic double-sided fireplace featuring a fluted top and a black marble base. This design is perfect for creating a bold and stylish focal point. Ideal for contemporary interiors.
A double-sided fireplace with a reeded surround and a niche underneath for books and magazines is wow.
A double-sided fireplace with a reeded surround is a cool idea for a modern space, it looks very elegant and very chic.
A fireplace clad with a reeded surround, with a bold artwork over it and some stockings and candles to style it for Christmas.
A fireplace wiht a stone and fluted wood surround is a stylish idea for a modern or contemporary home.
A contemporary interior featuring a stylish fireplace with a beautiful marble reeded surround. This chic addition enhances the room's modern aesthetic. Ideal for a sophisticated and elegant look.
A fireplace with a creamy fluted surround and a gold touch, a home bar built-in and a dining zone right here.
A fireplace with a creamy fluted surround, a fluffy chair and a stool create a cool combo and a very cozy and welcoming nook.
A fireplace with a curved fluted surround, a potted plant, beautiful artwork and a black chair are a cool combo for a modern living room.
A fireplace with a fluted marble surroun and a firewood stand are perfect for a modern or contemporary space.
Stone Fluted Fireplaces
A fluted fireplace is a fireplace with a chic stone reeded surround, which can be large or smaller and will accent the fireplace itself. Such a fireplace doesn’t require a mantel, it looks cool, sophisticated and very up-to-date itself. If it’s a large surround, it may also feature a TV or a mirror, some artwork and even lights, and it will definitely be a bold decor feature or even a focal point in the room. The main advantages of such a solution is gorgeous style that will catch an eye, durability and safety if the fireplace is a working one, and a timeless design – fluting can be on or off but it will always be more or less actual.
A cool and refined living room featuring a fireplace with a fluted surround and a matching fluted storage panel. This design adds both style and functionality to the space. Ideal for modern and sophisticated interiors.
A fireplace with a fluted surround, neutral curved chairs, a bold printed rug and a bold artwork look so chic together.
A fireplace with a grey reeded surround and a mantel, decorated for Christmas with stockings, bottlebrush trees and an evergreen garland.
A fireplace with a white reeded surround and a storage panel underneath is a stylish and cool solution for a modern home.
A minimalist black fireplace with a fluted surround only on top is a stylish and elegant solution for a contemporary space.
A minimalist firpelace with a sleek and sleek fluted surround is a stylish idea for a modern home, it looks chic and cool.
A minimalist nook with an ethanol fireplace and a reeded surround, neutral chairs and a low coffee table with vases is great.
A minimalist space with a fireplace and a fluted panel on top is a stylish idea for a modern living room.
A minimalist space featuring a fireplace with a fluted surround, a large grey sectional, and a black coffee table with decor. This design creates a sleek and sophisticated atmosphere. Ideal for contemporary and minimalist interiors.
A minimalist space with a fluted fireplace, a large mirror and an elegant sconce is a cool idea.
Fluted stone surrounds are very expensive, though they are beautiful and durable, and if you aren’t ready to pay for one, go for a reeded wooden screen that will frame the fireplace or will be placed over it. Paint it the same color as the wall, and it will add a chic touch to the space without breaking your budget. The main advantage of this idea is that you get a trendy look in a budget-friendly way, and fluting can be continued to the walls for a cooler overall look. It’s not really safe if the fireplace is a working and open one but if not, then it’s ok. As for the durability, it’s not very durable but wood slats will be easy to change in case you need that. Get inspired!
A modern livign room with a shelving unit, a fireplace with a reeded surround, a low coffee table and colorful chairs.
A modern living room with a double-sided fireplace and a reeded surround, creamy chairs, a black coffee table and a floor lamp.
A modern living room with a fireplace and a reeded surround, a built-in storage bench with pillows, a coffee table and some decor.
A modern living room with a fireplace with a navy reeded surround, built-in niche shelves and a bold printed rug.
A modern space with a fireplace and a fluted surround, an orange leather chair, a printed rug and some cool decor.
A neutral living room with a fireplace with a fluted surround, a quirky coffee table, creamy chairs and a mirror.
A neutral living room with a fireplace with a fluted surround, a stone coffee table, neutral furniture and an arched niche.
A non-working fireplace with a fluted surround will be a stylish and sophisticated addition to your interior.
A refined contemporary living room with a fireplace with a reeded surround, a living edge coffee table and some chairs.
A refined living room with a fireplace and a reeded surround, built-in shelves, neutral and graphite grey furniture, coffee tables.
A refined neutral contemporary space with a fluted surround fireplace, a printed rug, a coffee table and some abstract decor.