19 Stylish Fireplace Tools You Need to Stay Snuggly This Season

Designed in Japan, the Fireside Gloves are made of durable leather. The Fireside Gloves are intended to be used around the fire or for handling hot pots and pans. The gloves extend up the forearms to protect from heat, sparks and wood splinters. The inner glove can also be removed for washing.

The Port Fireplace Tools from Ferm Living is the perfect set for creating and maintaining the ideal fire after a long day of hard work.

Possessing one of the most inventive minds of the 20th century, George Nelson described his creative abilities as a series of “zaps” – quick flashes of inspiration he turned into innovative design ideas. In 1945, Nelson became director of design at Herman Miller, a position he held until 1972.

A practical piece for the hearth or porch, this house-shaped log holder is hand-forged from durable iron by master blacksmiths.

This set designed by Emma Olbers not only looks good but also will last a lifetime. Beautifully designed, this set of Fireplace Tools (2015) is crafted of durable steel with custom-made brass screws and solid walnut from certified sustainably managed forests.

Peter Maly designed this Two Piece Andiron Set out of necessity. The designer had a hard time finding something for his own fireplace when he came up with the idea to design his own fireplace accessory collection.

The Fireglobe Log Holder by Eva Solo has a simple, sculptural silhouette that cradles firewood in an easy to transport and stylish way. The spacious, circular build of this piece is constructed from powder-coated steel, which is ideal for both indoor and outdoor spaces.

Light up your fireplace without the commitment of wood-burning fire. Designed by Paul Galli to expand and contract to fit a wide range of spaces, this handcrafted candelabra hosts up to eight pillar candles.

A cool way to keep periodicals or kindling organized and portable. Designed by Pancho Nikander, the Artek Kanto Magazine/Firewood Rack is a large, strong piece made out of a single length of form-pressed birch plywood. The top bend provides a convenient handle for easy moving.

Used to start and stoke fires, this blow pipe is crafted from cast iron. Helpful to start a fire or bring a dying fire back to life. 

Get the flames going. Whether you’re firing up the grill for a summer cookout, or cozying up by the fireplace in the dead of winter, chances are you’re going to need some kind of fire starter. Wherever you’re lighting up, go green and opt for a carbon-neutral fire lighter like this one.

A classic fireplace look with a modern aesthetic. The Plasma Fire Screen by EcoSmart Fire makes the most out of fireside enjoyment and safety. Crafted from toughened Glass with Stainless Steel feet clamped to its base, the screen offers unobstructed views of dancing flames.

This natural birch wood bundle is perfect as a decorative addition to a non-functional fireplace.

This basket designed by Emma Olbers not only looks good but also will last a lifetime. Beautifully designed with straight sides so logs can be stacked vertically, the Emma Wood Basket (2015) holds more wood than you'd imagine.

Possessing one of the most inventive minds of the 20th century, George Nelson described his creative abilities as a series of “zaps” – quick flashes of inspiration he turned into innovative design ideas. In 1945, Nelson became director of design at Herman Miller, a position he held until 1972.

Crafted from durable, easy-to-clean polyester and with two thick handles, this carrier will help you transport your freshly chopped logs from the backyard to the fireplace effortlessly.

Take your fire to-go.  Now we're ready for beach party fires, campfires, or just cozy nights in winter. Using kiln dried logs that burn from the inside, this portable log is easy to light.

Simplicity, functionality, and elegance. Combine these with eco-friendly design and materials, and the Emma Screen is the ultimate finishing piece to your home fireplace. Enjoy uninterrupted warmth and glow from your fire without worrying about loose embers or stray sparks.

Inspired by the brilliance and brevity of Swedish summers, Skargaarden produces furniture and accessories that help you make the most out of a moment. The Boo Fire Basket, designed by Martin Kallin, is a sculptural form produced with steel or black lacquered steel.