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The Tudor RoseOne of the more decorative of the Tudor designs, the Tudor Rose fireplace is centred around the historic rose emblem, symbolising the union of the House of Lancaster and the House of York. Intricate carvings of the rose adorn the frieze and pilasters, complemented by a wide arch with a central inverted detail. This fireplace is not just a functional piece but a testament, bringing timeless elegance and charm to any setting.

The Manoir fireplace complements most architectural features but is especially charming with exposed wooden beams or a statement light overhead

Crafted with meticulous care

The prominent

As a modern nod to both ancient Greek origins and Georgian revival

The Bedingfeld fireplace is distinguished by its stoic architectural strength

and harmony

The Classic Bolection fireplace stands out with its prominent

clean lines

proportion

Discover the Victorian Pugin fireplace

which we honoured with the strong

This fireplace features elegantly fluted columns with distinctive corner blocking and prominent rosettes