One of the most classic options for a fireplace facade is stone. Because there are so many options for stone, it looks beautiful in any space whether you want something traditional, contemporary, modern, rustic, glamorous, or anything in between. It doesn’t matter what style or budget you have, there is something out there to fit your needs.

Typically, a fireplace ends up being the focal point in a space. A stone facade is a great way to draw your eye to the fireplace and create a captivating statement, as well as to anchor the space. Even just a little bit of stone can transform it. It gives it an upscale appeal, even with a small budget.

Here are 10 stunning examples of stone fireplaces in a wide range of styles to inspire you.

Stone Fireplace Inspiration

How chic is this white marble fireplace? It manages to be both subtle and eye-catching at the same time.
Source: Lonny

The wide stone facade around this fireplace anchors the space and creates the perfect focal point.
Source: HGTV

This rustic fireplace looks like it was taken from an old medieval cottage.
Source: Decoist

There is something so cozy and charming about a fireplace with large stonework.
Source: Country Living

Small stacked white stone looks breathtakingly glamorous and contemporary.
Source: Style At Home

There’s nothing quite as impressive as a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace. It stands out beautifully paired with the white walls and windows.
Source: House Beautiful

Here’s another beautiful example of a floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace in an elegant, rustic space.
Source: Luxe via Interiors by Studio M

Built-in cabinets around the fireplace create the visual weight this wall needed while also providing extra storage.
Source: Coco Cozy

Some simple grey stone set beneath a white mantel is a nice balance of traditional and contemporary.
Source: The Lily Pad Cottage

This fireplace is charming and quirky. The stone gives it texture while the white gives it a more minimalist appeal.
Source: House and Home

You can never go wrong with a stone fireplace!

Warm regards,
Megan