How to Draw A Fireplace Step by Step

Step by Step Guide

If you want to draw a fireplace, you need to make sure that it has a cozy and aesthetic vibe to it. Without these things, the fireplace drawing will look a bit bland, no matter how accurate or detailed it is. In case you do not know how to incorporate these features, you can try out the procedure I follow to draw fireplaces. It is a relatively simple approach, easy to follow, and helps bring out all those vibes quite easily.

To draw a fireplace, we first start with the main exterior structure, and work out the borders. Then we add our flame. Afterward, we work on some small details on the inside as well as the outer part of the fireplace. These small details will help elevate the appeal of this drawing. Once the drawing is done, we carefully color our fireplace.

Start with the base

Draw a long and flat rectangle for the base of the fireplace.

Add the pillars

Draw two long pillars on both ends of the base.

Add the top

Draw the top flatter than the base.

Broaden the top

Add a more broader rectangle on top of the fireplace.

Throw in some designs

Give the top a nice thin border.

Draw the inner side

A dome like structure is drawn inside the fireplace.

Add some more details

Use a light pencil to work out these small details.

Draw the bricks

Show the bricks and stones popping out from the inner side.

Start the fire

It is time to light the fire.

Add the finishing touches

Use a dark pencil to add the final touches.

Coloring time

Color the fireplace. Use a dark shade for the inner and outermost parts.