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Saving on energy bills and providing a sustainable ethos, pellet stoves are another option when considering how to heat your home. “Unlike traditional fossil fuels, pellet stoves use biomass pellets made from organic waste materials such as sawdust and wood shavings,” explains MCZ. “These are a renewable resource, ensuring that the environmental impact of your heating choices is minimal. Designed for maximum efficiency, this means you get the most heat out of every single pellet burned, translating to reduced energy consumption and, most importantly, lower energy costs.” With both curved and cylindrical models, Morsø’s stoves offer a unique, contemporary aesthetic in contrast to the traditional, pastoral style of burner. “Consumers are viewing their stoves as a focal point for their home as much as an efficient way to heat it,” says Declan Kingsley-Walsh, managing director of Morsø UK. While a fireplace gives the ultimate feel-good factor, radiators are often seen as simply practical elements. Nick Duggan, director at The Radiator Centre, says that we should rethink the way we use them. “Radiators are no longer just functional devices; they’re increasingly being treated as artistic flourishes within interior design. Radiators are no longer just functional devices; they’re increasingly being treated as artistic flourishes
HOT STUFF M & J Abbs has electric Aga options (top); MCZ’s pellet stoves are a more sustainable solution (above); The Radiator Centre suggests bolder colours for your heater to make a real impact (right); while MorsØ’s stoves are chic, modern centrepieces (far right)
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