The Emifocus is similar to the Bathyscafocus in design, but is mounted on the wall. It takes its name from the Japanese girl’s name “Emi” – in kanji 恵 (blessing, grace, kindness) and 美 (beauty), which can be translated as “blessed beauty”, a name in keeping with the model’s streamlined purity inspired by Zen minimalism.
Emifocus wood porthole
Wall-mounted suspended stove (vertical outlet)
Ø 700 mmDiameter
Heating Collection
The Emifocus can be installed with a vertical flue so that it appears suspended from the ceiling, or with no visible flue (rear outlet) as a simple half-sphere. Its glazed firebox offers an uninterrupted view of the flames while delivering excellent energy and environmental performance.
Wall-mounted fireplace, integrating fire into the wall
Positioned against a wall, a wall-mounted fireplace maintains a particular relationship with architecture. Unlike a modern fireplace in a central configuration, it does not occupy…
360-Degree Fireplace: Panoramic Vision or a Rotating Hearth
The term “360 degrees” covers two distinct notions and experiences of fire: panoramic vision, made possible by a glazed hearth that offers an unobstructed view of the fire from ev…
A wood-burning designer fireplace is a fireplace whose form stems from an aesthetic intent: either a rectangular insert built into the wall, or a sculptural, standalone fireplace.…
A metal fireplace is a fireplace whose hearth and visible structure are made of metal, primarily cast iron or steel. Here, metal is more than a technical material: it shapes the h…
A round fireplace refers to a hearth whose circular or spherical form has neither angles nor edges. In the Focus fireplace collection , this geometry covers three distinct categor…
CENTRAL FIREPLACE: REIMAGINING FIRE AS AN ARCHITECTURAL ELEMENT
A central fireplace with a modern design becomes a defining feature within an interior. Detached from the wall, it is fully integrated into the space, shaping circulation and orga…