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Design Sleuth: The Camp Stove for Home and Wilderness

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Who isn't transfixed by flames? The winner of the Best Amateur-Designed Office Space in the Remodelista Considered Design Awards has a fixture that intrigued our readers: a portable wood-burning camp stove. Here are the hearth-warming details.

The Shingled House Camp Stove | Remodelista

Above: Located in a converted 10-by-10-foot backyard shed in San Francisco, the office is the work of Caitlin Long, mother of two, who chronicles her projects and family life in The Shingled House blog. Like everyone else, Long singled out the stove as her favorite element in the room: "I installed the wood stove (a portable camping stove) with my older son who loves to have a little fire going when he uses the office to study at night." 

Denali Camp Stove | Remodelista  

Above: The stove is from Kni-Co of Wallowa, Oregon, a company that specializes in a range of US-made lightweight, portable stoves (shown here) for use in tents as campfire alternatives. Long chose Kni-Co's Denali Camp Stove of 10- and 12-gauge steel, which it bills as the largest camp stove on the market (weight: 72 pounds).  Prices for the Denali start at $314.95.

The Shingled House home office camp stove installation in progress | Remodelista

Above: Long installed a fireproof cement board to insulate the wall behind the woodstove "so that we don't catch our shed on fire." She then spray-painted the board dark gray with Rustoleum—see the Before and After at The Shingled House.

The Shingled House Denali Camp Stove | Remodelista

Above: Here's the stove awaiting installation in the shed. Go to The Shingled House to see Long and her son put the pieces in place—and light the first fire.

Winner of the 2014 Remodelista Considered Design Awards, Best Amateur-Designed Office Space, Caitlin Long in San Francisco | Remodelista

Above: The award-winning office, with a fireside stump (and a carbon monoxide alarm installed for safety). Says Long, "Obviously, it isn’t freezing here in San Francisco, so the woodstove isn’t a necessity for warmth, but it sure does add magic." 

Anticipating an autumn chill? See 10 Easy Pieces: Freestanding Woodstoves for more options. And have a look at an Alpine Retreat for Rent in Switzerland—with a state-of-the-art kitchen and old-fashioned wood-burning stove that heats the whole house.

Click here to see more winners in the Remodelista Considered Design Awards.

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