A focal point from every angle
Freestanding and sculptural fireplaces can define an open room without depending on a conventional masonry surround.
Modern Fireplace Store Seattle
Explore contemporary fireplaces and fireplace accessories selected for bold form, architectural character, and distinctive modern design. Shop DIGS online or visit our Seattle showroom.
Fire as an architectural focal point
A modern fireplace can do more than provide warmth. With the right silhouette, finish, and placement, it becomes a defining element of the interior — part functional object, part sculpture, and part gathering place.
DIGS offers modern fireplaces in Seattle for homeowners, designers, and architects looking for something more expressive than a conventional built-in fireplace. The collection includes iconic freestanding forms, suspended and cone-inspired designs, tabletop fire features, and refined fireplace accessories.
Featured fireplace designs
Explore selected pieces from the DIGS fireplace collection. Product availability, finishes, specifications, and showroom display status may vary.
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Zircon Fireplace
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Lancer Fireplace
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Fire Drum 2
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Spin-A-Fire
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Imperial Carousel Fireplace
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Fuoco Tabletop Firepit
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Ashi Firewood Basket
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Why modern fireplaces stand apart
Freestanding and sculptural fireplaces can define an open room without depending on a conventional masonry surround.
Cone forms, suspended profiles, and clean metal finishes bring presence without relying on ornamental detailing.
The fireplace becomes part of the furniture and architectural composition rather than an isolated utility feature.
Choosing a statement fireplace
A successful fireplace selection depends on more than appearance. Ceiling height, floor construction, venting requirements, clearances, fuel type, placement, viewing angles, and local installation requirements can all affect which design is appropriate.
Begin by identifying where the fireplace should sit within the room and how it should relate to seating, circulation, windows, and other architectural features. Then compare dimensions, finish options, technical requirements, and the visual weight of each design before making a final decision.
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Compare the fireplace dimensions with ceiling height, wall spans, nearby furniture, and the overall volume of the room.
Freestanding and sculptural designs may be seen from several directions, making placement especially important in open layouts.
Confirm fuel, venting, clearance, floor protection, structural, and code requirements with qualified local professionals.
A fireplace can blend into the architecture or create deliberate contrast through its shape, surface, and finish.
Fireplace showroom Seattle
Visit DIGS at 2002 NW Market St, Seattle, WA 98107 to explore modern furniture, lighting, decor, and selected fireplace designs. Showroom availability can change, so contact DIGS before visiting if you want to see a particular fireplace or accessory.
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Bring fire into the architecture
Explore contemporary and luxury fireplaces with bold silhouettes, refined finishes, and room-defining presence.
