A Slim Flame with Serious Game: The Lacunza Calais Fireplace

There’s something quietly powerful about a fire that doesn’t shout for attention but still steals the show. The Lacunza Calais is exactly that kind of fireplace. Tall, lean, and made of steel, it brings an air of confidence to any room while heating it toasty warm. If you’ve been holding out for a fireplace that doesn’t demand floor space or visual compromise, this is the one worth making room for. Discover more with Lacunza.

The Calais has a vertical build and compact footprint, which makes it perfect for modern homes where space is a premium but style is non-negotiable. Its full-glass front invites the eye without overwhelming the room, offering a clear view of the flames in all their jewelled glory. And thanks to Lacunza’s air wash system, that view stays cleaner for longer with no constant wiping-down required.

Don’t let the good looks distract you, though; the Calais is a serious piece of heating tech. With an output range of 9 17kW and an impressive 83% efficiency rating, it warms up to 116m² while sipping firewood like a fine wine. Its double combustion system makes clever use of every log, while a remote-controlled built-in fan gets warmth moving faster. The fan is super quiet too, and if you’d prefer your fire without the boost, it can be switched off at the touch of a button. This is especially handy in big, open-plan spaces. It’s also rare to find a fan in a freestanding unit like this. A small detail, maybe, but one that shows Lacunza really sweats the design.

This slender beauty is planet-friendly too.

Like the rest of Lacunza’s range, the Calais meets Eco-Design 2022 standards, so you know it’s pulling its environmental weight while keeping you warm. And because it’s made from high-quality steel and lined with vermiculite, it’s built to last not just through seasons, but through generations.

This is a fireplace for those who want their home to feel grounded, stylish, and future-minded. A fireplace that works just as hard as you do and looks good doing it.