The history of stone fireplace can be traced back to 16th Century when stone walls were cut and fireplaces were formed.

The history of stone fireplace can be traced back to 16th Century when stone walls were cut and fireplaces were formed. It has been a source of providing heat since ancient times.

From mere functional objects to the classy objects of art, fireplaces gained popularity when Victorians started using them to add elegance and warmth to their interiors.

Fireplace designs range from traditionally carved to contemporary, from antique look to abstract designs. The price varies according to style and carving. It also depends on the kind of stone used.

Cast stone has been the most popular material for manufacturing fireplaces. It possesses a neutral look so the stone can be used to complement any kind of decor. It is the most durable of all the stones available. Marble, Granite, Limestone are other popular choices for fireplaces.