Muro 11

This modern hole-in-the-wall linear fireplace offers a clean, minimalist approach to contemporary fire design. Shown here at 2 metres wide, the fireplace features a single continuous burner that produces a long ribbon flame across the full width of the opening, creating a strong horizontal focal point within the room.

The design is deliberately simple, with a pared-back opening that places full emphasis on the movement of the flame. Its long linear form works particularly well in contemporary interiors, where a fireplace is intended to sit neatly within the architecture rather than dominate it with unnecessary detail. In lower evening light, the effect becomes especially striking, with the fire providing warmth, atmosphere and a soft shifting glow across the space.

Shown here as a gas fire, the fireplace is fully remote controlled, allowing simple ignition and precise flame adjustment at the touch of a button. The design is available in multiple sizes, with standard lengths of up to 2.5 metres, making it suitable for a wide range of interiors and wall compositions. It can also be developed as a bioethanol fireplace where a gas supply or suitable flue arrangement is not available.

With its restrained form, long flame and flexible sizing, this is a highly versatile fireplace for modern interiors.

1. Modern hole-in-the-wall linear fireplace with a minimalist design
2. Shown at 2 metres wide and available up to 2.5 metres as standard
3. Single continuous burner creating a long ribbon flame
4. Fully remote controlled with simple ignition and flame adjustment
5. Available as either a gas or bioethanol fireplace