The Chatsworth Fireplace

Design Heritage

Chatsworth takes its cues from Regency and late-Georgian design, where proportion and line do the work of ornament. Rather than relying on heavy carving, the surround celebrates confident geometry—perfect for interiors that favour elegance, symmetry and calm, considered detailing.

The Details

A broad mantel shelf is finished with a subtle step profile, while the inner moulding creates a neat picture-frame effect around the opening. The defining feature is the generous chamfering at the corners, giving the fireplace a tailored, architectural sharpness and a pleasing play of light and shadow across the face.

Proportions & Presence

With its substantial outer frame and clean returns, Chatsworth reads as a grand statement piece without feeling ornate. The wide mantel provides a confident horizontal line, while the upright legs and crisp internal aperture lend structure—ideal for anchoring a room and drawing the eye naturally towards the hearth.

Styling Suggestions

Pair Chatsworth with a traditional stove for a classic country-house feel, or set it against a simple chamber for a more contemporary, gallery-like look. It works beautifully with painted walls, dark contrast interiors, and layered textures—think linen upholstery, warm timber, brass accents and a single oversized mirror or artwork above the mantel. Crafted by master artisans in your choice of premium stone, it can be tailored to suit both period renovations and new-build schemes.