Art deco fireplace tiles

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The Wyndham is an Art Deco Fireplace design with decorative detail taken from a domestic fireplace design dated around 1928. The motif in the Wyndham fireplace, like many or the "Art Modern " patterns that found their way into domestic fireplace designs in the 1920s and 1930s, has been influenced by the art of the New World. The main motif in the fireplace has definite Aztec

The Craddock fireplace with its instantly recognisable Art Deco motif has proved to be one of our most popular fireplace designs. Decorative details like this fan were very common in domestic design in homes built in the 1920s and 1930s. This particular fan / sunburst pattern was in fact copied from a stained glass window in a 1932 semi-detached house. The Ivory / blue / gold

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This symmetrical fireplace with its two swept curves has some Art Modern influences. The simple looking construction belies the work involved in the manufacture of this fireplace. All of the small 4 inch x 1 inch tiles and the subtly lighter detail tiles in the centre are individually made. The stepped opening blocks are also hand-made in our Greater Manchester factory. The

The Craddock fireplace with its instantly recognisable Art Deco motif has proved to be one of our most popular fireplace designs. Decorative details like this fan were very common in domestic design in homes built in the 1920s and 1930s. This particular fan / sunburst pattern was in fact copied from a stained glass window in a 1932 semi-detached house. The Ivory / blue / gold

A substantial 1940s /50s tiled fireplace with recessed fire opening.

Architectural designers of the Arts and Crafts Movement applied the concept of harmonious domestic design. Architects like Greene and Greene and Frank Lloyd Wright designed ceramics, furniture, stained glass, metalwork, and landscaping to achieve a unified environment. We combine our tile with architectural ceramics, including: capitals, columns, corbels, voussoirs, niches, sinks, grates, and lighting for a total aesthetic.

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Elevate your home or office with our Framed Ceramic Tile Art from Our Art Deco CollectionElevate your decor with our Exquisite Framed Ceramic Art Tiles, each a masterpiece of elegance and creativity. These tiles showcase vibrant, full-color images with exceptional clarity, crafted through advanced printing techniques for lasting beauty. Meticulously mounted in bespoke wooden frames, they offer a sophisticated touch to any space, allowing versatile display options on walls or desks. Ideal for…

Art Deco Fireplace

Wyndham Art Deco tiled fireplace insert in Teal, Midnight blue and Ivory. The motif in this fireplace was influenced by the art of the New World. The main motif here has definite Aztec influences as did many of the "Art Moderne" patterns that found their way into domestic designs in the 1920s and 1930s. The decorative detail is a faithful copy taken from a domestic fireplace