| Article number: | IMG_5768 |
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A timeless statement for refined interiors: this classic French limestone fireplace mantel in Louis XIV style offers a rare balance between architectural grandeur and minimal sculptural elegance. Dating from the 20th century, it was crafted with the timeless proportions of historic French chimneypieces—designed to elevate a room with calm symmetry, soft ornamentation, and exceptional presence.
The limestone shows a warm, pale beige to light cream tone, enriched by subtle natural movement in the stone. Its surface catches and reflects the natural light of the room, creating an atmosphere of unique visual depth—a gentle glow that changes throughout the day. When paired with a fire, the stone becomes even more alive, amplifying the warmth of flames and giving the space a refined, minimal and timeless ambiance.
The design is Louis XIV inspired, yet notably pure and restrained: a strong architectural line, balanced mouldings, and elegant classical shaping—making it an ideal piece to combine with modern design, contemporary art, or a cosy historic living environment. This mantel works beautifully in a contemporary interior where clean lines meet heritage, but also in classic residences where authenticity is key.
Authentic architectural element with wear and patina consistent with age and use. Originally made to be installed around a chimney breast; however, Maison Leon Van den Bogaert – Antique Fireplaces and Architectural Elements can cut the back of the mantel for installation against a flat wall if desired. The mantel is ready for installation and will instantly anchor a space with French elegance and understated luxury.
Dimensions:
143 cm Exterior Width 56,30 Inch
130 cm Exterior Width+ 51,18 Inch
84 cm Exterior Width++ 33,07 Inch
148 cm Exterior Height 58,27 Inch
105,5 cm Interior Width 41,54 Inch
99 cm Interior Height 38,98 Inch
30 cm Depth Tablet 11,81 Inch
58 cm Depth Tablet+ 22,83 Inch
472 Kg
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