Wood-Burning Fireplace

Wood-burning fireplace Eurofocus is a freestanding architectural heating element designed by Dominique Imbert, representing one of the most iconic models in the Focus collection. Introduced in 1993, the Eurofocus combines a bold sculptural presence with a minimalist aesthetic, making it both a functional heating solution and a striking interior centerpiece.

The design is characterized by its expansive circular form, allowing the flames to be fully visible and creating a strong visual connection between fire and space. Unlike suspended models such as the Gyrofocus, the Eurofocus is grounded on a base, providing stability while maintaining its central architectural identity.

Its versatility is one of its key strengths. The fireplace can be installed centrally within a room, positioned against a wall, or placed in a corner, adapting to different spatial layouts while preserving its sculptural impact.

The Eurofocus is available in both open (Eurofocus 950) and closed (Eurofocus 951) versions. The closed model features a full glass door, improving energy efficiency and making it suitable for low-energy buildings. Combustion air is drawn from the base and circulates through the structure to ensure efficient burning performance.

Awarded the prestigious “Mercure du Design” prize in Paris, the Eurofocus reflects a balance between innovation, craftsmanship, and timeless design. Manufactured in France, it continues to be a reference point in modern fireplace design, offering both warmth and architectural character.