SPECERICAL FIRE FOR OUTDOOR USE - Globe is the latest furnishing for conservatories

"During the summer, we want to spend as much time as possible outdoors. This makes it all the more important to have a well-considered outdoor environment with furniture, accessories and plants that create a cosy summer feeling. To this end, our Globe fireplace can be an unusual and modern furnishing that warms you on chillier summer evenings," says Markus Grip, Lead Designer at Vauni and the man behind Globe''s eye-catching design.

The fact that you can use this fire in the room of your choice is one of its greatest advantages. Moreover, no vent or installation is required, making it suitable for both houses and apartments. In turning to outdoor environments, Vauni wants to highlight the portability of this product. You can even place it on your deck or terrace as long as it''s protected from rain, moisture and, to some extent, wind.

"You can of course bring it indoors overnight if you have to. Naturally, the most convenient alternative is to place it in a covered conservatory or orangery. We believe Globe can provide that little extra to many outdoor environments in the summer and, since it provides heat, can even replace infrared heaters. What''s more, sculpturally the product is beautiful – regardless of whether it''s lit," says Markus.

Vauni Globe is available from selected resellers throughout Sweden, including Premium Interiör, DIS Inredning, Store, Björkman Design and Glashuset, as well as from many fireplace stockists. You can also order the product online at www.vauni.se. Prices start at SEK 19,800. Available colours are matt black, matt white and an exclusive series including Red Amber, Nordic Glow, Cool Grey and Ocean Pearl. The liner around the ethanol burner is available in two exclusive designs:

Cast Iron, which has a matt cast iron finish, and polished black granite. The high foot is an accessory. The fire is also available as a wall-mounted model, called Cupola.

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