Surprisingly difficult to source: fireplace tools. Here’s a roundup of good choices for the well-appointed hearth.

Above: LA design outfit Commune’s Fireplace Tools are made of steel with a bronze oiled finish; the set of five is $2,250 at Commune.

Above: The Modernist Tool Set at Rejuvenation is a set of iron tools with leather wrapped handles; $199.
 

Above: Designed by Arik Levy, the Fire Tools Set is made of cast-aluminum with a bucket for storage (that can also fit a few fire logs along with the tools); $305 at Luminaire.

Above: Crate & Barrel’s Fireplace Tools are available in black or pewter-finished iron; $169.

Above: The 5-Piece Fireplace Tool Set is made of wrought iron; $72.99 at All Modern.  

Above: From Italian blacksmith Angelo Garro, the Firetools are available through Renaissance Forge. Contact for pricing and ordering information.

Above: Rejuvenation’s Triangle Tool Set is handmade in the US using traditional French methods; $299.

Above: You can find antique sets on 1st Dibs such as this Pilgrim 1950s Modernist Wrought Iron Fire Place Tool Set; $1,400.

Above: For the modern hearth, Peter Maly’s Fireside Tools with Floor Stand for German company Conmoto are made of high-grade stainless steel with leather handles and are $1,950 at Ameico. Also available is the Wall-Mounted Fireside Tool Set for $1,550 at Ameico.

Above: The Ferro & Fuoco Wall-Mounted Fireplace Tools is a set of three hand-forged ...