Oblica Melbourne
497 Victoria St, Abbotsford, 3067 VIC, AustraliaCall 03 9416 0400
Email showroom@oblica.com.au
Wood Heaters & Fireplaces
Our range of suspended fireplaces, freestanding wood stoves and slow combustion wood heaters provides designer heating solutions that bring the spectacle of fire to your interiors. From the design flair of Focus to the elegance and efficiency of Stuv, this is possibly the most comprehensive selection of modern designer fireplaces in Australia.
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Gas heaters and fireplaces
Ortal brings a new dimension to modern gas fireplace design. Discover a range developed over 30 years, where minimalist design meets robust technology to produce the most natural looking flames.
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Electric fireplaces
Enjoy the most realistic alternative fuel fire experience with E-one by Kalfire. An innovative range of electric fireplaces with patented holographic technology to elevate your interiors.
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Bioethanol Fireplaces
Want beautiful flames, real heat, easy installation with no need for a flue? Bioethanol fireplaces are the obvious choice. Modern ethanol burners use BEV technology, feature smart controls and follow the net-zero principle.
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Electric Radiators
Instant warmth at the touch of a button; environmentally friendly; energy efficient; smart and connected… there are many reasons to love our range of electric panel heaters. From heating an entire house to warming a new bathroom we've got a designer electric radiator to suit.
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Hydronic Radiators
You can enjoy the most comfortable warmth with hydronic heating that also add a design edge to your interiors. From classic tubular panels to sculptural freestanding towers we offer the best of European made hydronic radiators.
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Outdoor Kitchens
Bring indoor luxury to outdoor living with a Röshults outdoor kitchen. The contemporary European design with unique features is built with the highest quality materials. Designed in Sweden, Röshults Kitchen Island and Open Kitchen systems let you build a custom outdoor kitchen space of the highest calibre and to your exact specifications.
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Accessories
Once you own a designer fireplace, you need the accessories to showcase it. These aesthetically minimal, yet effective wood storage and fire accessories also make ideal gifts
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Fireplaces Australia loves for form & function
Oblica was founded on the belief that a fireplace should do more than just heat well. It should be the beautiful and efficient heart of any home, a functional piece of art.
We’re proud to be the Australian home for Europe’s best fireplace, stove and radiator brands: the makers of the most innovative contemporary designer fireplaces on Earth. Our range includes wood and gas fireplaces, freestanding stoves, hydronic radiators, electric heating panels, outdoor fire pits, wood storage solutions and fire accessories from acclaimed firms such as Focus, Skantherm, Stuv and Ortal and more.
Find an inspiring Modern Fireplace today
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Discover Our Designer Fireplaces, Wood Heaters, Radiators & More
Browse a curated collection of modern wood, gas, ethanol and electric fireplaces, along with designer hydronic and electric radiators, heating panels, and fireside accessories—each chosen to bring lasting warmth and refined design to your home.
Wood heaters & fireplaces
Gas fireplaces
Our Brands
A modern selection of innovative wood and gas fireplaces and stoves, designer hydronic and electric radiators and heating panels, and high-end fireside accessories and lighting to create a unique luxurious warmth experience.
Read MoreFrequently Asked Questions
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How do I choose the right designer fireplace for my home?
Choosing the right fireplace for your home depends on several factors, including your design aesthetic, the size of your home or your rooms, any installation restrictions, and your budget. Gas fireplaces are ideal for those seeking convenience, wood-burning ones for those in search of authenticity, while electric or ethanol fireplaces can fit almost anywhere and are easy to install. If you’re unsure, our team can assist you in choosing the right solution for your specific space.
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What are the differences between gas, wood, electric and ethanol fireplaces?
The key differences between these fireplace types revolve around fuel sources, heat output, maintenance needs, and installation requirements. Gas fireplaces are popular for their ease of use, while wood-burning fireplaces are more traditional and require more involvement. Electric fireplaces offer the most convenience but less heat, making them best suited for ambience rather than primary heating. Ethanol fireplaces offer a genuine flame, real heat and are very easy to install or retrofit.
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Which type of fireplace is best for an apartment?
Electric and ethanol fireplaces are often the best and most popular choice. They’re easy to install, don’t require a flue and are simple to operate. Gas fireplaces with a zero-clearance install are also an option, but require external venting. Wood-burning fireplaces are generally not recommended for apartments as it is often difficult to install a chimney in a modern multi-residential building.
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How long does fireplace installation take?
Installation time depends on the type of fireplace and the specific installation requirements. For most fireplaces, installation generally takes anywhere from a few hours to a full day.
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How energy-efficient are electric radiators?
Electric radiators are designed to be highly energy-efficient. They use electricity to generate heat, and many models come with advanced features like thermostats, timers, and energy-saving modes to minimise energy consumption. Compared to traditional heating systems, electric radiators are easy to control and heat specific rooms as needed, which can help save on overall energy costs.
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What is the difference between hydronic and electric radiators?
Hydronic radiators circulate water heated by a gas boiler or electric heat pump, whereas electric radiators are self-contained units that generate heat through electric elements. While hydronic heating systems typically involve higher installation costs, they are more economical to operate, particularly in larger spaces. Electric radiators, on the other hand, have a lower upfront cost, are easier to install, and provide flexible, independent control. In terms of comfort, the pleasant radiant warmth traditionally associated with hydronic systems is now also achievable with modern, high-efficiency electric panels featuring embedded thermal mass.