With its sleek matt surface and rounded lines, the Broseley Serrano 3 multi-fuel stove makes itself comfortably at home in both contemporary settings and spaces with an eclectic mix of old and new. If you want to introduce the benefits of a woodburning stove to a smaller room, bring in Serrano 3 with its heat output of 3kW.

The best way to appreciate what this tall new member of the Serrano family adds to home life is to sit back in front of it. Normally you look down into a stove’s embers and fire bed, but because the Broseley Serrano 5 SE with log store is raised you can see amazing wisps of flame flickering around the top of the interior.

With an output of 5kW and the infinitely adaptable looks which characterise the whole Serrano range, the Broseley Serrano 5 SE multifuel stove has the power to transform the look and feel of rooms in the size and style of house where most of us live. You can see why it’s a favourite.

The statement which the broad shouldered Broseley Serrano 7 SE makes is all the more magnificent with the integral log store. It combines impact with convenience.

Everything about the Serrano 7 SE is expansive. Its hefty 7kW heat output will radiate warmth around every cubic metre of the largest spaces, making it especially welcome in rooms which are open plan or where a wall has been removed between two rooms to create a spacious living area.

The sturdy Snowden 26 SE has an imposing presence. With its double doors and greater width, it presents a wider expanse of blazing wood within an open hearth. It can be easily integrated with a traditional vented heating system.

The Snowdon 30 is the most powerful stove in the Broseley range, and it has a mighty task to perform – not only to bathe even the largest room with warmth and glowing ambience, but to power the whole of a home’s central heating and hot water system.

With the artfully simulated flames visible from both left and right sides, the splendid Broseley Winchester is just as much an all-round success in electric mode as woodburning or gas.

Like its woodburning and electric counterparts, the noble Winchester gas stove incorporates distinctive side windows so the beauty and warmth of the fire can be appreciated from all aspects of your living room.

The Broseley Winchester multi-fuel stove is glorious whichever way you look at it. That’s because in addition to the window commanding your gaze from the front, it also has windows faceted at an angle down either side.

As the name suggests, the Broseley York Grande SE has the power to circulate natural warmth around a good sized room. Yet it balances strength with elegance, thanks to those delightful embellishments cast into the iron.

Stand the Broseley York Midi electric stove beside its gas or woodburning twin and you won’t see any difference. It even has an optional spigot for attaching a dummy flue pipe. Light them up and they’re still amazingly challenging to distinguish.