Wood-burning stoves for the living room: choose like an interior designer

Design, warmth and style in a single decision.

Design begins with a feeling.
When interior designers start a project, they don’t think about furniture or square meters.
They think about atmosphere. About sensations. About how the space is meant to be lived.
What do you feel when you enter the living room? What makes you want to stay? Where does your gaze settle on a winter evening?

A well-chosen wood-burning stove is not just a decorative element or a heat source:
it is the soul of the living room. An emotional and visual anchor point that completely transforms the experience of living in the space.

The stove as a silent centrepiece.
In interior design, there are pieces that don’t compete for attention—they unify the space.
They have the ability to centre a room without dominating it.
And wood-burning stoves—when well-designed and well-placed—are one of those pieces.

Designers know it.
That’s why, in recent years, brands like Panadero have become key allies
for those who seek beauty, comfort and coherence in their projects.

It’s not just about heat. It’s about emotion.
Every home is different.
There’s no one-size-fits-all model.
The key is choosing a stove that fits the language of the space, the interior style,
and the needs of the people who live in it.

Here are two models often recommended by interior designers in real-world projects:

For contemporary and minimalist living rooms: the SUERTE model.
When the space is defined by noble materials, clean lines and natural light,
the stove should not disrupt the harmony—it should enhance it.

The SUERTE model by Panadero does just that with its clean shape,
large front glass and raised base that visually lightens the whole.

Interior designers recommend it for modern homes or Scandinavian-inspired interiors.
It’s a stove with presence, but without visual weight.
It integrates effortlessly, offering clean, embracing fire
thanks to its double combustion system and high energy efficiency.

For warm, rustic or country homes: the COIMBRA model.
When the project carries the soul of a lived-in home—with wood, soft textiles and a slower rhythm—
the choice is different.

The COIMBRA model, with its built-in oven, becomes the heart of the living room.
Ideal for those who want to cook with firewood, share moments
and bring back the ritual of sitting by the fire.

Its solid, functional look fits perfectly into spaces where authenticity matters.
It’s robust, versatile, and has a timeless design that never goes out of style.
COIMBRA isn’t just installed—it becomes part of the home.

What people who trust interior designers are looking for.

• That the stove makes sense in the overall design.

• That it creates atmosphere without being overbearing.

• That it offers functionality without sacrificing beauty.

• That it doesn’t require complex renovations.

• That it creates a real emotional connection.

And that’s where Panadero makes the difference:
with models designed with aesthetic vision,
manufactured to European standards,
and made to integrate with elegance, efficiency and sustainability into any style.

Interior designers know: fire is also design.
It’s not just about temperature.
It’s about atmosphere.
About rhythm.
About how a room changes when a real flame dances behind the glass.

Choosing the right wood-burning stove is choosing how you want to live.

Explore, choose, transform.
Visit www.panadero.com
and discover the collection of wood-burning stoves most recommended by design professionals.
Because beauty can bring warmth too.
And functionality can move you.