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Having spent ages trying to weigh up the pros and cons of having a real fire or a gas fire in my living room, I finally decided on a real fire and with great excitement (from me) it was fitted last week. I immediately went out and purchased the initial requirements of logs, coal, kindling and firelighters, (and thus reminding myself of some of the cons of a real fire) and tried it out (very lovely), and I am now deep into the research of potential accessories for my fireside. Who knew the endless possibilities and options available? Here are just a few that are tempting me at the moment. Other suggestions welcomely received.

Graham and Green fireguard

I have always loved this simple and stylish fireguard, available from Graham and Green

somerset willow

I could happily have any of Somerset Willow‘s beautiful products in my home, but this balloon log basket is one of my favourites.

Baileys Home dustpan and brush set

The major drawback, in my opinion, is clearing out the ash, so it’s important to have good equipment – a practical and stylish dustpan and brush from Baileys Home fits the bill.

Chesneys fireguard

A very elegant alternative fireguard from Chesneys – decisions, decisions!

Cox and Cox firelighters

These firelighters from Cox and Cox are made from pine cones with natural wax and scented with cinnamon – I’m worried they might be just too nice to burn!

Dibor matches

No more burnt fingers with these long matches from Dibor

Garden Trading 4 tool set

A must have requirement is a great set of fireside tools – I’ve got my eye on this set from Garden Trading, although it doesn’t include a toasting fork so I may need one of these from Jim Lawrence for my crumpets!

Jim Lawrence toasting fork

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