Fire Tools & Screens

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Investing in a traditional fire screen is one of the best ways to add a finishing touch to the lounge or living room. It’s one of those pieces that has something of an air of artistry about it so you can set the tone for a space that is about the timeless things in life. Coming together, feeling complete, and making memories are just a few of the things we’re talking about here. The Early Settler way is to match options like Firewood Storage and then use this as a foundation on which you can build a truly memorable theme. It could be hearty and slightly rustic, or it could be something smoother and leaner so that it looks and feels more modern. The point is that you now have all the freedom in the world to choose a path that feels right to you. Pristine Practical Options Not every functional or practical element has to look and feel industrial. Yes, they have clear roles to play and duties to fulfill, but it’s the way in which you balance the aesthetic side of things with functionality that really sets the tone for your home. What matters then is how it makes you feel and how you are able to match the rest of the features in the room. The elegance of traditional Fire Accessories that have been brought right up to date speaks for itself. Something as simple as a fire poker that is on display at the heart of the new-look focal point can really tip the balance in your favour. Use it to create the timeless and relaxed setting you have always wanted, and you will really be onto something special. The way your new pieces of metalwork dance with the light is also something to consider. Metals like brass allow you to buff them and polish them so that they stand out, while matt black finishes are more about highlighting the outlines than the fine details. Which direction you choose to take will be guided by how prominent you want the tools to be and what you want them to primarily add to your space. Picture yourself standing in front of a crackling fire, surveying your fire