When you think 1960's ski lodge, think Malm. Designed and manufactured in Sonoma Country, Malm has been making freestanding fireplaces for over 50 years. From retro to modern, Malm heats things up in a variety of groovy colors and finishes.
Malm not only looks good, but they're also quite functional. They heat your home quicker than a traditional brick fireplace and radiate the heat in all directions.
For more information visit Malm or find a select few at Design Within Reach. Prices start at $1,500.
Images: 1 Sanctuary Home; 2 Design Within Reach; 3 Home Away; 4 Malm; 5 Design Within Reach; 6 Tiki Central; 7 Design Within Reach; 8 Ugly House Photos
Malm Fireplaces
368 Yolanda Avenue
, Santa Rosa
, California
95404
1.800.535.8955
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Comments (14)
I've been coveting the Malm Zircon and Imperial Carousel Fireplaces for years...
...the Zircon reminds me of the old Preway fireplaces that were so groovy in the late 60's/early 70's.
I'd have one installed in a heartbeat, but I suspect the upstairs neighbors would object to having my flue going through the middle of their living rooms.
i like these in 'star wars' style rooms like picture 3, but a colorful one would be nice if you had the ceiling height to pull it off.
wow. that last picture is really something ... the pastels, fan, overstuffed furniture, white leather ... *shudder
I really want one of these. How do you need to vent the chimney? I live on a top floor.
Oh, we had a big red one in my apartment when I was at Berkeley a while back. Sigh. Never did light a fire in it though.
I want the first one in the worst way.
I like the green backsplash in the kitchen behind the first picture.
@Nephthys --
It's actually yellow custom Heath Tile:
http://www.heathceramics.com/go/heath/tile/installations/kitchen/
(See the 6th pic)
I'm sure that if I had one of these, I'd burn myself on it constantly.
Pretty. Shiny. Colors.
I have a pre way- similiar to a malm- that I got for 15 bucks- it's here--http://www.flickr.com/photos/bigred40/3867731119/
sonoma country? where's that? north of san francisco nation?
awesome.
I agree with you jick...the colors and furniture in the last pic make me shudder too. It's very 1980s...*shudder*
What an awesome mod fireplace!You can bet I'm adding it to my design "wish list"!
Does anyone know who can refinish Malm fireplaces in So California? Any pointers welcome. www.Alfredo.LA