Tiled stoves and iron stoves, both heated with wood, are very traditional in Northern Europe, where wooden buildings are pretty much the norm. Wood burners are also very popular. You need to have an insulated sleeve coupling all the way from the burner and out through the roof. The burner needs to rest on an approved insulating material and also be secured to it. After inspection, you should be good to go; having no problems with accumulating scrap wood.
Adding an electric radiator to assure that your workshop always is heated to above the dew point, might be a good idea if you keep your tools and wood in the shop. I also went for a dehumidifier as I’m constantly worrying about tools rusting and wood warping.
The attached link is to a page showing really useful lighting appliances. They can be positioned on the bench, moved in and out, and flexed to remove shadows. And the magnifier is very useful for everything from setting gauges to saw sharpening
https://glamox.com/uk/products#p1f38
Sven-Olof Jansson
London, UK; Boston, MA