The seamless integration of flooring around fireplaces enhances the overall aesthetic and functional appeal of the space. Whether underfitted or framed, the transition between the floor and the fireplace hearth is carefully designed to achieve a polished, cohesive look. In an underfitted installation, the flooring material is precisely cut and tucked beneath the fireplace base or hearth, creating a flush, continuous surface with minimal interruption. This approach provides a clean and modern finish, emphasizing the natural flow of the flooring while maintaining a subtle transition. Alternatively, a framed transition incorporates a border of complementary or matching flooring planks around the fireplace, establishing a defined visual boundary. This framing effect highlights the hearth as a focal point and introduces an elegant architectural detail that enhances the overall design. The framed transition can be executed with mitered edges for a sophisticated touch or laid in a contrasting orientation to add depth and dimension. Both methods ensure a refined and intentional connection between the fireplace and the flooring, eliminating the need for bulky transition strips while preserving the integrity of the flooring material. The result is a seamless and stylish transition that blends durability with timeless design, accentuating the fireplace as a striking centerpiece within the space.