The Maxwell Fireplace Collection
A hand-picked collection of the fireplaces we believe in, arranged by type so you can browse gas, wood, inserts, stoves and outdoor fires side by side. Each one chosen for the way it lives in a room, not for its spec sheet.
An unhurried collection
Browse by Type
Every fireplace we have featured, each in the company it keeps.
Linear & Modern Gas Fireplaces
Frameless, edge-to-edge fire for the modern wall.
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Element4 Gas Fireplaces
A Dutch house that names its fireplaces by arithmetic — Modore, Bidore, Trisore: one side of the fire, two, three — and the Summum platform that offers the same fire six ways, up to a four-sided column you can walk around.
Enviro C Series
Five linear gas fireplaces from 32 to 70 inches of glass, built in Saanichton, British Columbia — with a Cool Surface System for the television above and a power vent that reaches almost anywhere.
The Marquis Enclave
A linear gas fireplace in four sizes — the 34, the 48, the tall-glass 61 and 62, and the 72 — single-sided, see-through, corner or bay, with a vented chase that lets wood, plaster or tile run right to the glass. Built in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Montigo® DelRay
A clean-faced modern fireplace in two shapes and eight proportions — slim enough for almost any wall, with the finish carried right to the glass.
Ortal
A wide plane of fire, a cool wall above it, and the Power Vent freedom to place it on almost any wall.
Regency® City Series
A family of modern gas fireplaces named after cities — five forms, one uninterrupted plane of flame.
Regency® New York View 60
Some fireplaces heat a room. This one defines it.
The Valor L Series
Three widths of low linear fire and two taller Landscape versions — radiant, fanless, still warming the room when the power goes out, and with HeatShift™ so the television above stays cool.
The Valor LX2
The L Series fire glazed on three sides or wrapped around a corner — for the pier, the peninsula and the open plan that was never laid out around a hearth.
Traditional & Radiant Gas Fireplaces
Built-in gas fires with a proper log set and real warmth.
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The Marquis Bentley
A traditional gas fireplace in 34, 39, 42 and 48 inch sizes and a see-through, with a pan burner, a real-scale log fire behind an expanse of glass, and a valve that runs when the power is out. Built in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
Regency® Grandview Series
A big traditional fire in three sizes — the largest viewing area in its class, a split-flow Infusion Burner, and a Cool Wall that keeps the wall above cool. Built in BC.
Town & Country Traditional
The house that invented the clean-face fireplace — four sizes from the TC30 to the TC54, disappearing glass and a flush hearth, so a gas fire finally reads as an open one.
The Valor H Series
Four sizes, one radiant idea — fanless warmth that keeps heating when the power goes out, from the compact H3 to the large-format H6.
The Valor H3
Built for the condo retrofit — slim direct-vent, B-Vent ready, and installed entirely in-house.
Valor Portrait
Tall, narrow, and built for almost any wall — a radiant gas heater with a face for every room, modern or heritage.
Enviro Gas Inserts
Nine direct-vent gas inserts, from a 20,000 BTU fire for a small opening to a 42,000 BTU heater for a great room — built in British Columbia to make the masonry fireplace you already have heat the house.
Regency® Atmosphere LE
Three sizes of gas insert with a new Infusion Burner — and the steel-stud reface that lets you rebuild the whole fireplace wall.
The Valor G3, G3.5 & G4
Twelve fires in one fireplace. Three sizes. One unmistakable Valor flame — and no power, no problem.
Freestanding Gas Stoves & Sculptural Fireplaces
Fire as an object in the room.
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Element4 Ovation
The oldest stove silhouette rebuilt as a sealed, direct-vent gas fire — flame wrapped around true-to-nature cleaved wood logs, and engineered to still look beautiful turned right down.
Enviro Cube & S50
Two freestanding gas stoves, built in Saanichton, British Columbia — the square Cube on its table with the logs beside it, and the slim upright S50 in black or white. 30,000 BTU each, no wood.
Focus®
A family of sculptural fireplaces by Dominique Imbert — suspended, pivoting, wall-mounted and free-standing; wood, gas and Holographik®.
Malm 34 Zircon DV
A California original — hand-formed steel, direct-vent gas, dozens of porcelain enamel colours.
Wood-Burning Stoves & Fireplaces
Clean-burning wood, checked model by model against Bylaw 1303.
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Morsø Wood Stoves
Nine cast-iron stoves, poured in Denmark and EPA certified for a wood fire here — the squirrel-sided classics, the 1930s 2B, the sculptural 6100s and the modern 7110, each with its emissions figure on the page.
Stûv 16
Three forms, one quiet idea. Engineering, designed to disappear.
Stûv 21
A fireplace reduced to fire — a frameless guillotine glass that rises to turn one hearth into two: a clean closed fire, or an open one. Single-faced, see-through, and the pre-clad Stûv 21 Clad.
Stûv 6-H
A small wood stove with everything unnecessary taken out — a patented firebox that narrows behind to push the fire forward, air it regulates itself, and emissions at 1.9 g/h: fully certified for Metro Vancouver and eligible to register under Bylaw 1303.
Wood-Burning Inserts
A certified wood fire inside an existing masonry opening.
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Morsø 5660 Insert
Danish cast iron for the masonry fireplace you already have — 43,499 BTU for 2,200 square feet on a 20-inch log, tested at 71 percent efficiency, and certified for a wood fire here.
Pacific Energy Wood Inserts
Six certified inserts, from 1.4 to 2.5 cubic feet, that turn the open masonry fireplace you already own into a clean, registerable fire — every one at 1.6 to 1.8 g/h, built in British Columbia.
Stûv 16-In
The EPA-certified wood insert that retrofits into the masonry fireplace you already have.
Holographic & Water-Vapour Fireplaces
No flue, no fuel — fire where a chimney was never possible.
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Aquafire
All flame, no fire — a water-vapour fireplace of lit mist that runs on tap water, gives off no heat, and can be placed where a real fire never could.
Ergofocus Holographik®
Fire, without the fire — Dominique Imbert’s suspended, pivoting Ergofocus with flames produced in three dimensions by a holographic system, the crackle of wood, and no flue, no fuel, no emissions: the first fireplace we can install almost anywhere. On display in our showroom from September 2026.
Morsø Kamino
1.8 metres of solid Danish cast iron — the upright fireplace that extends the outdoor season at both ends.
Regency® Outdoor Gas Fireplaces
Two Horizon fireplaces, two Plateau burners that join into runs of up to 100 inches, and a fire table with the propane inside — built in Delta, British Columbia, with no flue, no wiring and no woodpile.
Urbana Outdoor
Three weatherproof gas fireplaces and a family of Halo fire pits for the terrace, the pool deck and the covered porch — no flue, no wood, seen from both sides of a garden wall.