Le Feu
Danish flueless bio-ethanol fireplaces built around one spherical Dome, in floor, wall and ceiling forms, read for the US buyer.
A design house built on one spherical flame.
Le Feu was founded in 2017 by Soren Lauritsen, a third-generation member of a Danish family that had worked with fireplaces and wood stoves for decades. The brand is based in Denmark and grew from a single idea: a beautiful, environmentally minded fireplace that needs no chimney or flue and can sit at the center of almost any room. Its products run on bio-ethanol, so they burn cleanly without smoke or ash.
The catalogue centers on the Dome, a spherical steel form offered as a freestanding floor piece, a wall-mounted unit and a ceiling-hung model, finished in colors such as black, white, nickel and mocca. For US buyers, Le Feu reaches the market through authorised dealers, with availability that varies by model and finish.
A selection of lines.

Ground
The freestanding Dome on slender tripod legs, in oak or steel, a flueless bio-ethanol fire for indoor or outdoor use.





The current collection.

Eye
Freestanding bioethanol fireplace with a sculptural dome and optional front glass panels and legs, offered in Black, White, Silver, Mocca, and Chromed Rose Gold finishes. It produces up to 4.5 hours of real flame per fill with a 2.8 kW output and needs no chimney, gas connection, or hardwiring.

Ground
Freestanding bioethanol fireplace whose dome is raised on handcrafted wooden legs, offered in High and Low heights. Available in Black, White, Mocca, Chromed Silver, and Chromed Rose Gold finishes with selectable leg options such as Smoked Oak, Soaptreated Oak, Black Oak, White Oak, or Rose Gold, and it runs on bioethanol with no chimney or installation required.

Sky
Suspended bioethanol fireplace mounted directly to the ceiling, with pole lengths of 50 cm, 100 cm, 120 cm, and 140 cm to suit different ceiling heights. Available in Black, White, Mocca, Chromed Silver, and Chromed Rose Gold finishes, its hanging format keeps floors clear while delivering real flames.

Steel
Freestanding bioethanol fireplace with the dome elevated on a slim pole and a round steel base, available in High and Low versions with a choice of a 2.5 cm or 6 cm pole. Offered in Black, White, Mocca, Chromed Silver, and Chromed Rose Gold finishes, it provides real flames without smoke, soot, chimney, or wiring.

Wall
Wall-mounted bioethanol fireplace that installs on brick or concrete and uses an adjustable hinge to rotate the dome up to 90 degrees left or right. Available in Black, White, Mocca, Chromed Silver, and Chromed Rose Gold finishes, its space-saving format requires no chimney or venting.



Ground
Designed by Soren LauritsenGround is the freestanding form of Le Feu's Dome, the design that defines the house. A spherical steel shell with an elliptical opening rests on three slender legs, available in oak or stainless steel, so the fire reads as a sculptural object as much as a heat source. It is a flueless bio-ethanol fireplace, needing no chimney, gas line or electrical connection.
The Dome shell comes in black, white, nickel and mocca, with the black finish powder-coated and the others left to patina over time. Because it is freestanding and flueless, Ground can move between rooms or out onto a terrace, and the burner inside is brushed stainless steel with a ceramic-fiber bed.
What the pieces are made of.
Across the range Le Feu builds the Dome shell from steel with a high heat-resistant finish, the burner from brushed stainless steel with a ceramic-fiber bed, and the legs or mounts from oak, stainless steel or rose gold. The fuel is bio-ethanol, which burns without smoke, ash or a flue, so each unit ties its materials to a clear function rather than leaving them general.
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Le Feu, answered.
Where is Le Feu made?
Le Feu is a Danish house, based in Denmark, where it was founded in 2017. Its bio-ethanol fireplaces are designed in Denmark and sold internationally through authorised dealers.
When was Le Feu founded?
In 2017, by Soren Lauritsen, a third-generation member of a Danish family with a long background in fireplaces and wood stoves.
What is a bio-ethanol fireplace?
It is a fireplace that burns bio-ethanol, a clean liquid fuel, with a real flame but no smoke, ash or chimney. Le Feu's units are flueless, so they need no gas line, vent or electrical connection.
What is the Le Feu Dome?
The Dome is Le Feu's signature spherical steel form. It is offered as a freestanding floor piece (Ground and Steel), a wall-mounted unit (Wall) and a ceiling-hung model (Sky).
Can a Le Feu fireplace be used outdoors?
Yes. The freestanding Dome models are designed for both indoor and outdoor use, so the fire can move onto a terrace or balcony in warmer months.
What models does Le Feu offer?
The core range is the Dome in four mounting forms: Ground and Steel as freestanding floor pieces, Wall as a wall-mounted unit, and Sky as a ceiling-hung fire.
What materials does Le Feu use?
A steel Dome shell with a heat-resistant finish, a brushed stainless-steel burner with a ceramic-fiber bed, and legs or mounts in oak, stainless steel or rose gold.
What finishes are available?
The Dome shell comes in black, white, nickel and mocca. The black finish is powder-coated and holds its color, while nickel and mocca are left to patina over time.
Is Le Feu available in the US?
Yes. Le Feu reaches the US market through authorised dealers, with availability that varies by model and finish.
What is Le Feu's design style?
A clean, sculptural take on the open fire, built around a single spherical Dome rather than a wide catalogue, in the spare tradition of Danish design.
How do you maintain a Le Feu fireplace?
Because there is no chimney or ash, care is light: refill the bio-ethanol burner as directed and clean the steel shell per the maker's guidance. Nickel and mocca finishes will patina naturally over time.
Can I buy from this site?
No. Premium Furniture is an independent editorial directory. We document the house and point you to the maker.
