1. Club fender, from £965, Acres Farm (01189 744305; www.acresfarm.co.uk)
2. Pembridge beaten-iron arch mirror
, £1,150, India Jane (020–8799 7166; www.indiajane.co.uk)
3. Claudius mosaic rug in wool
, from £1,440 per sq m, Luke Irwin (020–7730 6070; www.lukeirwin.com)
4. Screen surround
, £125, Iron & Clay for Amara (0800 587 7645; www.amara.com)
5. Fireplace companion set
, €395, Eldvarm (0046 730 735 412; www.eldvarm.com)
6. Wicker log holder
, £105, Hicks & Hicks (01872 530761; www.hicksandhicks.com)
7. Arc woodburner
, £1,595, Charnwood (01983 537777; www.charnwood.com)
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