Design and lifestyle

Having a wood burning stove is not only cozy. There are multiple benefits of lighting a fire in your wood burning stove. Here’s ten reasons why you should invest in a wood burning stove.

When we enter the cold winter season it's time to cuddle up by the warmth from the wood burning stove. Maybe with a cup of coffee and good book. Read about wood burning stove owner's most common joys in the winter season here.

A good indoor climate in your home is part of healthy living conditions for you and your family, and there’s a lot you can do to improve your indoor climate yourself. A modern wood burning stove can even contribute to a good indoor climate if you use your stove correctly.

Many of us know the feeling of peace you get from watching the flames and listening to the crackling fire in a wood burning stove. But did you know that experiencing a fire can result in decreased stress level and blood pressure?

Wood burning stoves and an abundance of different shades of white dominate the Scandinavian homes together with graphic lines, natural wood and a touch of colour every now and then.

A wood burning stove can help turn your house into a home. Read about the big wood burning stove change in the home of Norwegian blogger Vibeke Olausssen Langørgen. She'll give advice on how to create a cosy and useful room where your wood burning stove matches your furnishing.

A new study shows that the quality of life is improved for owners of wood burning stoves. Quiet time in front of the flames can have a meditative effect and can give calmness to both body and mind. At the same time, when people choose to buy a wood burning stove, a deciding factor is the dream of a beautiful view of the flames and real heat.

Spring's is in the air and once the sun is out, many wood burning stove owners reduce the use of their wood burning stoves. When the wood burning stove is cold, it's a good idea to clean and maintain it so it's ready for use when the weather starts cooling down again.

Over the last few years a lot has happened within wood burning stove design. Especially the glass has seen a big development when it comes to design and expression. The bigger the glass, the bigger the view of the flames is. That makes huge demands on the production of wood burning stove glass because it must be able to withstand high temperatures and meet all functionality requirements.

Designing wood burning stoves is more than just choosing shapes and colours. Designing, technical understanding and user involvement are also mixed into the process of creating a good wood burning stove.

When you store your firewood, it is important that the wood has the best drying conditions. This way you ensure getting quality firewood for your wood burning stove.

Here you'll find a basic guide for maintaining your wood burning stove. A good and regular maintenance of the wood burning stove will ensure you a better firing process and a stove that will last longer. Cleaning doesn't have to take that long and the more often you do it, the easier it'll be to clean.

A small layer of ash in your wood burning stove can help you light the next fire – but where to dispose of the rest? Is it residual waste? Compost? Or should you spread it in the garden?

At first sight these two things do not belong together but they can be combined so perfectly. Our idea to get your body ready for this summer: grab an axe and kick start your workout – without an expensive gym membership.