Art Deco Fireplace: Bring style to your fireplace!

Art Deco style of design was popular in the 1920s and 1930s; marked by stylized forms and geometric designs adapted to mass production. It is an eclectic artistic and design style which had its origins in Paris in the first decades of the 20th century. The term Art Deco is used to describe stylistic changes that occurred to nearly every visual medium in the interwar years and for a number of years before and after and the fascination still continues. The style, which was universal, represents a move away from traditional values and was characterised by clean, geometric and elegant lines that replaced the excessive decoration of previous styles.

Due to all this Art Deco fireplace remain popular around the world and is increasingly appreciated by new generations who are enchanted by its simplicity, style, design, superior materials and finishes  They represent an era which is not only elegant but also has a design that brings art in its various forms together. Even to this day, the fireplace in a home can have an impact on someone when they walk into the room. It is no wonder then, that people are still intrigued by the 18th century styling of the Georgian era. In any home, it is often the fireplace that is the focal point of a room, and there is no style more iconic and distinctive than the Georgian style. As many look to buy period property which retains the Art Deco fireplace features, it is no surprise that this style still causes a stir amongst antique lovers. To this day, people are still fascinated and intrigued by the iconic 18th century and reproduction Art Deco fireplaces are highly sought after by those looking to add a little bit of class to their home. Art Deco fireplaces really are the focal point of any room. Fireplace antiques specializes in supplying the finest fireplaces. They have an unrivalled selection of top class marble, limestone and sandstone fireplaces and provide excellent customer service. Strict quality control at source together with an additional finishing and inspection at the Fireplace Antiques workshop assures a first class product.