15 best videos with a burning fireplace for a cozy holiday

For fans of traditional fireplaces

Classic hearth with crackling wood

A ten-hour version of firewood burning in the furnace. Close-up and no musical accompaniment. Only the noise of tongues of flame and the crackle of logs working. Maximum naturalism.

Fireplace with wood in 4K without music

Another version of the simple element of home comfort. Quietly burning firewood in 4K resolution. There is no additional lighting, so it will look very realistic with the lights off.

Decorated fireplace with tree

A beautifully tidy room with a fancy mantelpiece with presents hanging socks. Christmas tree, a slide of multi-colored boxes with bows, and in the center is a burning hearth.

Burning logs in 4K

A traditional fireplace in which firewood is just being used. The flame, crackling, becomes stronger, and the logs burn for half an hour, completely burning out at the end of the video. No editing or special effects.

Fireplace with small wood burning to calm music

A beautiful fireplace with brickwork and a pile of small firewood, comfortably burning for about two hours, accompanied by pleasant, relaxing melodies on the piano. The video is shot in 4K - turn off the lights and the fireplace will seem to be in your room.

Firewood burning to classic Christmas carols

A two-hour video from Warner Brothers, in which large logs burn in a large brick fireplace to the accompaniment of iconic Christmas carols. Heat is blazing under the grate, a pile of ash has already gathered in the foreground, and it seems that if you stretch your hand, you can feel a pleasant warmth.

Fireplace from Disney with Christmas tree and gifts

The official version of Disney's Christmas Hearth, with a reference to Toy Story. Firewood is burning in the fireplace, and next to the decorated Christmas tree there is a whole bunch of gifts that are waiting for the children to wake up and unpack them.

Doctor Who Fireplace

Digital, but also good video of the Thirteenth Doctor's outbreak. The mantelpiece is decorated with a TARDIS garland, a Christmas tree stands nearby, and a bright fire flutters for two hours.

For animal lovers

Hallmark Movies & Mysteries Hearth

A three-hour video of a room with New Year's decorations, a tree and boxes of gifts. In the center is not a fireplace, but a happy cat and dog, who bask in front of the fire, comfortably sitting on a soft couch. And all this accompanied by instrumental Christmas classics.

Lil Bab by the fireplace

Filled with a charge of cuteness, a video in which the famous cat Lil Bab, famous all over the Internet for its unusual appearance, is dozing in front of a burning fireplace. She obviously likes it, and she hums for an hour. There are many more on the Lil BUB channel.

Bulldog by the fireplace

A cozy hour-long video with a cute dog, who sprawled in his favorite place in front of the fire. The dog gnaws a large sugar bone, and then gets tired and falls asleep to the sound of the flame and the soft crackle of burning logs.

For people with a good sense of humor

Nick Offerman drinking whiskey by the fireplace

A monumental video with the famous comedian Nick Offerman, who is well known to many of us from memes. For ten whole hours, he sits calmly in an armchair next to the fireplace, drinks whiskey and, sighing, gazes into your eyes.

Burning Darth Vader

In the film, the scene of the burning of the deceased Lord of the Sith took less than a minute, but dedicated fans made a five-hour video out of it and added a new soundtrack. It can now be used in place of the traditional castors with a burning fireplace.

Burning Eye of Sauron

Fans of "The Lord of the Rings" also did not stand aside and built a similar video with the Eye of Sauron, the heat of which, as you know, is hotter than any fireplace. For five whole hours the Lord of Terror will look at you from the screen to the sound of crackling fire.

Bonus

The first ever video with a burning fireplace

And finally, the very first video of this kind, from which it all started. It was broadcast by New York TV channel WPIX for an hour and a half on Christmas Eve 1966. The usual broadcasting network was suspended, and the recording of the burning hearth became a kind of gift from the TV channel for viewers.