✔ Ceiling-Mounted — Fire From Above, Uninterrupted Floor Below — The Aeris suspends from the ceiling and claims its space from there — no floor contact, no wall dependency, no footprint at all. The flame hangs in the room at exactly the height the architecture benefits from most, leaving everything below it completely open. A fireplace that works with the volume of the space rather than occupying a corner of it.
✔ Oval Cocoon Shell — A Form That Earns Suspension — The smooth, pod-like body holds its shape in the air with the composure of something designed to be seen from below, from the side, and from across the room simultaneously. The closed back concentrates the glow forward — directing warmth and light into the space rather than dissipating it behind the unit. The dark interior makes the flame the only thing the eye finds inside it.
✔ Live Bioethanol Flame — Clean Fire, No Compromise — Real flame burns without smoke, soot, or flue — which matters considerably more when the fireplace is overhead. Clean combustion means no ceiling staining, no extraction requirement, and no structural alteration beyond the mounting point. Suspended fire, delivered without the complications that would otherwise make it impossible.
✔ Flat or Angled Rod — Specified for the Ceiling You Have — Standard ceiling or sloped — the Aeris accommodates both through a choice of rod base configurations. The fireplace levels correctly regardless of the plane it's hung from. The right suspension for the architecture, chosen at the point of order rather than solved on installation day.
✔ Contemporary Colour Range — Tailored to the Room Above It — The Aeris is offered across Cocoon's contemporary colour palette, allowing the shell to sit within the ceiling's visual field as a deliberate design choice rather than a neutral intrusion. The flame stays the same. The colour makes it yours.
✔ Sculpture and Flame, Suspended Together — The Aeris occupies a space that no freestanding or wall-mounted fireplace can reach — the centre of the room, at height, visible from every position within it. Where other fireplaces anchor to surfaces, this one inhabits the air. The result is a room with a focal point that no conventional fireplace arrangement delivers.
