

Also in the same house is more stacked-firewood-as-interior-design-element, harking back to this earlier post. Seen in the current Côté Est Dec. '09 – Mar. '10 issue (story: Le design atteint des sommets) – GF
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I like the look of stacked wood, but do you know how messy split wood is? We heat part of our house on wood and I can say that the corner we keep the wood inside to the stove is very messy!
It sure is messy – but I'll bet, that since this wood's primary use is decorative, the bark has been stripped, making it far less messy. I would also bet it's only used for kindling, and infrequently at that!
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