Nothing In The Room Moves
A living room with no fire is a room where nothing changes for hours. A candle is one small point of light on a shelf. The Flamma is a miniature fireplace: a molded log bed glows behind a glass front while a full-width flame of lit mist rises from the top.
Seven flame colors on a handheld remote, so you set it from the sofa rather than getting up. There is a timer, and a cut-off that powers it down when the tank runs dry. Add a drop of oil and the same mist carries the scent. Black or white.
Why It’s Better
- Full-Width Flame: The mist rises across the whole top rather than one plume, so it reads as a hearth from across the room.
- Glowing Log Bed: Molded logs behind glass with an ember glow underneath, which is what holds up close.
- Seven Flame Colors: Orange for a real fire, or blue, green, pink and more when you want the room to change.
- Handheld Remote: Color, timer and power from the sofa, rather than crouching at a sideboard.
- Dry-Run Cut-Off: It powers down when the tank empties instead of running the plate dry.
- Nothing Burning: No wick, no wax, no smoke, and nothing to put out before bed.
Perfect for a flat that will never have a chimney
Most people who want a fire are not going to get one: no chimney, no flue, and a landlord. This is the version that plugs in. The flame is wide rather than a single plume, which is what makes it read as a hearth from across the room instead of a gadget on a sideboard, and the log bed glowing underneath is what sells it up close.
A hearth without a chimney.
Your Questions, Answered
Is there a real flame?
No, and that is the point. The flame is mist lit from below, so it moves and flickers like fire but produces no heat, no smoke and no smell of burning. You can put your hand straight through it, leave it running in a room you have walked out of, and go to bed without checking anything.
How is it different from a small flame diffuser?
Shape and scale. A small one is an upright cylinder with a single narrow plume on a bedside table. This is wide and low, built as a fireplace, with a glowing log bed behind glass and a flame that runs the full width. It is a living room object rather than a bedside one.
What does the remote do?
Power, the flame color, the mist and the timer. It matters more than it sounds: these look best in a dim room, and getting up to crouch at a sideboard to change the color is exactly the thing nobody does twice.
I have a cat. Can I use essential oils in it?
Run it on plain water and you get the whole effect with nothing to worry about, which is what we would do in a home with a cat or a bird. Many essential oils are toxic to them, so check with your vet before diffusing anything at all.
How long does a tank last?
An evening rather than a full night, which suits how these get used: on when the room is in use, off when you go up. The dry-run cut-off means it powers itself down rather than running the plate dry if you forget.
Is it noisy?
Under 36 dB, which is a soft hiss you stop hearing within a minute of sitting down. It is quieter than a television at low volume and far quieter than a real fire.
How do I clean it?
Empty it after use and wipe the ceramic plate with a cotton bud every week or two. Hard tap water furs the plate faster, so filtered or previously boiled water keeps it running cleanly for much longer.
What’s Included & Key Details
- Type: Ultrasonic diffuser with a lit flame effect
- Shape: Wide fireplace box with a glass front
- Flame: Full-width lit mist rising from the top slot
- Log bed: Molded logs with an ember glow behind the glass
- Flame colors: Seven
- Remote: Handheld, for power, color, mist and timer
- Timer: Yes
- Protection: Powers off when the tank runs dry
- Noise: Under 36 dB
- Power: USB
- Colors: Black, white
- With pets: Plain water works beautifully if you share the room with a cat or a bird
