With summer now officially over, we find ourselves increasingly ready for the fall and its autumnal colors, falling leaves, sweater weather, and, of course, cosy nights by the fire. We love attention to detail, and have gathered 29 examples of ways to stack your firewood so that it looks intentional, considered, and easy-to-access rather than haphazard and in constant peril of toppling over. Whether they're just artfully stacked or in a purpose-built niches, take a look below to get some ideas about how to store firewood so that it's ready to heat up your living room in a flash!

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Canadian maple for the hallway and living-room floors, giving them a bright, clean look. A built-in shelving system borders the hearth, creating functional and decorative storage spaces for firewood collected on-site." layout="" credit="Photo by Kyoko Hamada" photoUserId="6133433582392987648"/>

NORTHBOURNE Architecture + Design, a new fireplace was installed above a marble hearth that doubles as a bench with storage for firewood underneath." layout="" credit="Photo by Eve Wilson" photoUserId=""/>

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