From cantilevered forms to double-sided designs, Phoenix Horizon by Jetmaster Fireplaces is built around flexibility, atmosphere and future-ready living.
Fireplaces are increasingly being specified as architectural features rather than standalone appliances. Instead of simply providing warmth, they are now expected to shape how spaces connect, frame views and create atmosphere throughout the home.
This shift provides the backdrop to the launch of the new Phoenix Horizon range from Jetmaster Fireplaces. Designed as a flexible platform rather than a single product, the collection allows architects and designers to specify a fireplace that responds to both the architecture of today and the changing needs of tomorrow.
Phoenix Horizon 3 Sided
Phoenix Horizon Double Sided Fireplace
A defining feature of the range is its future-ready approach. Every Phoenix Horizon model begins with the Phoenix gas burner but is designed to accommodate alternative fuel technologies over time, including bioethanol and water vapour, offering long-term adaptability without requiring an entirely new fireplace.
The collection spans a range of architectural applications. Phoenix Horizon Cantilever creates the impression of a floating firebox, extending confidently into the room while producing a fuller, more expressive flame. Phoenix Horizon 3 Sidedis designed to be viewed from multiple angles, making it well suited to open-plan living spaces where the fireplace becomes a sculptural focal point.
Phoenix Horizon Lowline
Phoenix Horizon Lowline
For projects that prioritise visual continuity, Phoenix Horizon Edge delivers a frameless two-sided fireplace that creates uninterrupted sightlines between adjoining spaces. Phoenix Horizon Double Sidedintroduces warmth while maintaining spatial connection, making it suitable for room dividers, entry statements and hospitality environments. Completing the collection, Phoenix Horizon Lowlineoffers a fully custom solution, allowing designers to specify almost any length, configuration and fuel type while integrating seamlessly into joinery, stonework or beneath wall-mounted televisions.
Taken together, the collection reflects a broader movement in residential architecture, where flexibility, longevity and architectural integration are becoming as important as performance. Rather than asking designers to adapt their projects around a fireplace, the Phoenix Horizon range is intended to adapt to the project itself.
