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Echo series 03
Featuring Corey Fitch, from BuiltWell
Revamping a 1954 fireplace that had been severely neglected and returning it to a focal point and center for the home.
I encourage all of my clients to go all electric in their homes and that goes double for my own projects. With no gas in the home, wood was a logical option. I also liked the idea of having a back-up heat source in addition to the aesthetic comfy vibes provided by a wood stove.

I knew I wanted a high efficiency stove. Chatting with a local rep, the form-factor and large view window of the Stuv really stood out.
The fireplace was one of the few things we didn’t touch in the initial remodel project when we purchased the home. We couldn’t decide what to do with it and opted to seal it up for a later project. When a client was planning a wood insert for their project, I started researching options and got hooked on the idea of finally doing something with ours. I love how it blends new and old. We kept the original hearth and mantle and tiled over the stained old stone with a Heath Tile that felt natural with the era of home. We also refinished the original mahogany paneling and topped it off with a beautiful sconce by RBW.


Echo Series 03
Our Echo series showcases the thoughtful decision-making process that echoes through time. A wood stove or fireplace, carefully chosen, embodies this resonance – an object that, beyond its function, leaves a lasting and unique imprint on the space it inhabits.
Showcasing an s21-df 125 Located along the shores of Lake Memphremagog, the B.B. residence underwent a major transformation. Only the existing foundation was preserved. The project involved completely reimagining the home to create a bright, timeless residence deeply connected to its natural surroundings. Our mandate was to design open and functional living spaces. These spaces […]
1. Use a paper towel-style cloth 2. Wet the paper towel 3. Dip the paper towel in the ashes 4. Scrub the glass 5. Repeat these steps until the glass is clean